Outstanding achievement International Wine & Spirits Competition
Madison, IN – July 16, 2024 – Lanthier Winery & Distillery proudly announces its outstanding achievement at the prestigious 24th Annual Finger Lakes International Wine & Spirits Competition, where their Rifleport Red has been awarded not only Double Gold but also Best of Class in its category.
The Finger Lakes International Wine & Spirits Competition, renowned for its rigorous judging process and esteemed panel of industry experts, awarded Lanthier Winery & Distillery's Rifleport Red with the highest honors, recognizing its exceptional quality and craftsmanship.
"We are thrilled and honored to receive the Double Gold and Best of Class awards for our Rifleport Red at the 24th Annual Finger Lakes International Wine & Spirits Competition," said Cellarmaster Chris Lanthier. "This recognition is a testament to our dedication to producing high-quality wines and spirits that embody the essence of winery – a far away feeling, close enough to taste."
Rifleport Red, a distinctive blend crafted with passion and expertise, stood out among thousands of entries from around the globe, showcasing Lanthier Winery & Distillery's commitment to excellence and innovation in winemaking.
The Finger Lakes International Wine & Spirits Competition, held annually in New York, attracts entries from the finest producers worldwide, making it a benchmark for quality and innovation in the industry.
For more information about Lanthier Winery & Distillery and their award-winning wines and spirits, please visit www.lanthierwinery.com. “Fall Into Fun” at Lanthier Winery’s 30th Anniversary Harvest Celebration Festival during Madison’s Three Festivals Weekend, September 28 & 29, 2024. A cornucopia of artists, crafters, festival food, fall color and wine engulf the mammoth gardens surrounding Lanthier Winery. Celebrate harvest traditions amidst the brilliance of autumn
CONTACT: 123 Mill St – Madison, IN 47250 (812) 273-2409 - info@lanthierwinery.com
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