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(Photo courtesy of Keuka Springs Vineyards. Pictured: Governor Cuomo; Len and Judy Wiltberger, owners of Keuka Springs; August Deimel)

Congratulations to Food Science and Technology alumnus August Deimel, M.P.S. ’11, winemaker at Keuka Springs Vineyards. The winery’s 2012 Riesling was awarded the Governor’s Cup as best New York wine at yesterday’s New York Wine & Food Classic competition in Watkins Glen. Keuka Spring’s and Deimel’s offerings were well represented among the many other delicious winners at this year’s competition. 

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(Pictured: Governor Cuomo; Jim Trezise, President of the New York Wine & Grape Foundation; and Dr. Mansfield)

Besides handing out the Governor’s Cup, Cuomo also toured the Finger Lakes region to promote its tourism industry and excellent array of fine wines. He was joined by Anna Katharine Mansfield, assistant professor of enology, who is one of CALS leading wine experts and the former advisor to August Deimel! It’s certainly a small world in New York wines, especially where CALS is concerned…

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