The 2009 Maryland Governor’s Cup
September 12, 2009IndustryBedlam, Black Ankle Vineyards, Crumbling Rock, Governor's Cup, Maryland, Mt. Airy
The new kid on the block, Black Ankle Vineyards, has won their second Governor’s Cup in as many years. The soon-to-be-released 2007 Crumbling Rock follows its predecessor, the 2006 Crumbling Rock, in winning Maryland’s top prize. The Crumbling Rock is a Bordeaux-style blend of Cabernet Franc, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, and Petit Verdot. Situated on the Frederick Wine Trail, Black Ankle Vineyards is located in Mt. Airy, Maryland and offers dry, European-style wines that are hand-crafted from estate-grown grapes. Not to be outdone, their 2008 Bedlam, was awarded best white blend. A tremendous feat for a winery that opened their doors in 2008. Congratulations!
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