Line 39 wines have consistently been recognized for the their high quality and value from respected wine publications and competitions. Below you’ll find highlights of our most current awards for the brand and by varietal, plus links on the right to complete listings of all accolades by vintage.
Beverage Dynamics
Beverage Information Group
Beverage Information Group
Beverage Information Group
Wine & Spirits
Shanken's Impact Global Newsletter
California State Fair Wine Competition
TEXSOM International Wine Awards
Los Angeles International Wine Competition
Winemaker Challenge International Wine Competition
California State Fair Wine Competition
San Diego International Wine Competition
San Francisco International Wine Competition
TEXSOM International Wine Awards
Los Angeles International Wine Competition
California State Fair Wine Competition
San Francisco International Wine Competition
Winemaker Challenge International Wine Competition
San Francisco Chronicle Wine Competition
California State Fair Wine Competition
TEXSOM International Wine Awards
San Diego International Wine Competition
“Aromas that smack of fresh cut herbs, black olive, and bramble captivate the nose. The palate has focused dark fruit, including mulberries, stewed plums, and black cherries. A smooth tannin structure works nicely alongside the fruit flavors, adding complexity.”
San Francisco Chronicle Wine Competition
Critics Challenge International Wine Competition
“Peppery smoked meat, eucalyptus and cedar wood counterbalance rich, succulent blueberry and fresh vegetation on this tangy, spicy red. Ripe acidity and chewy tannins frame rustic but detailed fruit, transitioning into black raisin and concord grape skin.”
San Diego International Wine Competition
TEXSOM International Wine Awards
California State Fair Wine Competition
“This wine tastes appley, fresh and crisp, beginning with bright floral aromas, then offering vibrant Pippin apple and citrus flavors. The body is light and the texture smooth but nicely tangy.”
“Straw color. Bright, fruity, tropical aromas of roasted apples and mangos, coconut, and peach yogurt with a silky, tangy, dryish light-to-medium body and a smooth, breezy green apple, lemon, and slate finish with fine, crunchy, fruit tannins. A solid dry quaffer with nice tropical fruit notes.”
Critics Challenge International Wine Competition
Los Angeles International Wine Competition
TEXSOM International Wine Awards
“A tasty vein of cranberry and raspberry runs from the nose to the palate and lingers on the finish, giving this value-priced wine focus and vibrance. It has plenty of fresh acidity, fine tannins and good depth of flavor.”
San Francisco International Wine Competition
Winemaker Challenge International Wine Competition
“Aromatic and elegant, generous and supple, this tastes rich while feeling polished and complete. An enticing, light aroma of oaky spice and raspberry mixes with tasty red cherry and black currant flavors on the palate. It is medium bodied, smooth in texture, and has a mild finish.”
“This may not be astonishing pinot noir, but it’s certainly astonishing considering its price. The wine is saturated with clean black cherry flavor, its tannins supporting the fruit with a pleasant grip, like apple skin. It’s surprisingly long and fresh. Bring it to a party and watch it disappear.”
Critics Challenge International Wine Competition
Los Angeles International Wine Competition
"This is pleasantly lush in the middle, frisky in the end, lasting on fresh, clean varietal flavors of jalapeno and grapefruit."
Winemaker Challenge International Wine Competition
“Emerald straw color. Bright, citrusy, herbal aromas and flavors of pickled pepper and reduced grapefruit with a silky, vibrant, dry-yet-fruity medium body and an amusing, breezy tart apple and pineapple finish. A crisp, savory, and satisfying sauvignon blanc.”
“A pretty perfume of yellow pear, fresh-pressed citrus juice pepper, and a hint of grass give way to a mouth full of lemon-lime and grapefruit, pineapple and passion fruit. A hint of the herbaceous rounds out the finish.”