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- 2009 J. Lohr Estates Los Osos Merlot
- 2010 J. Lohr Estates Bay Mist White Riesling
- 2010 J. Lohr Estates Falcon’s Perch Pinot Noir
- 2010 J. Lohr Estates Wildflower Valdiguié
- 2010 J. Lohr Estates Riverstone Chardonnay
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- Wine Enthusiast Names J. Lohr Vineyards & Wines Winery of the Year
- 2008 J. Lohr Tower Road Petite Sirah Awarded Best of Class at 2011 SF Chronicle Wine Competition
- J. Lohr Cuvee Series Medals from the 2011 SF Chronicle Wine Competition
- 2011 SF Chronicle Wine Competition medal winners
- California Sustainable Winegrowing Highlights Spring 2010 Newsletter
- Paso Robles & The Art of The Blend - Wine Enthusiast, October 2009
- Solar Energy at J. Lohr, Quarterly Review of Wines Summer 2009 Issue
- Water Wise - How growers avoid wasting it, Wines & Vines March 2009 Issue
- The Secret of J. Lohr's Success, QWR, Fall 2008 Issue
- In Their Fathers' Footprints, Dining Out, September 2008
- Welcome to Wine Country in the Bay Area, SF Bay Area Relocator 2009
- Autumn 2010 - QRW article on our 2006 PAU
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