UPDATE: Winner Announced!
Wow! We received hundreds and hundreds of entries to this contest, which has to be our most popular one yet. Plus, it’s the last 2 tickets for this sold-out event.
Let’s get to the wine selection, mathematics and then the winner!
Winery | Wine | Price |
Au Bon Climat | 2014 Pinot Noir CFV (75%RLC/25%LBC) | $60 |
Babcock Winery | 2016 En Tirage Grenache Rose, Eye of the Beholder | $40 |
Buttonwood Winery | 2015 Malbec | $28 |
Carr Winery | 2016 Carr Cabernet Franc | $38 |
Flying Goat Cellars | 2012 Rancho Santa Rosa | $48 |
Grassini Family Vineyards | 2014 Cabernet Sauvignon | $65 |
Ken Brown Wines | 2014 Rita’s Crown Vineyard Pinot Noir | $60 |
Margerum Wine Company | 2016 Sybarite, Sauvignon Blanc | $21 |
Municipal Winemakers | 2017 Chardonnay | $26 |
Palmina | 2010 Nebbiolo Honea | $70 |
Qupé | 2015 Central Coast Syrah | $20 |
Santa Barbara Winery | 2014 Sangiovese | $28 |
Sunstone Winery | 2017 Viognier SYV | $37 |
Zaca Mesa | 2015 Pinot Noir HC | $48 |
The average of these 14 randomly selected bottles of local wine is $42.07.
We received 6 entries that were within one dollar, but we also received an additional three entries that all tied for the closest price. Three people guessed $42 and they were Soundmaker, jzpr_info, and Katie2468.
The edhat staff thought of very creative ways to determine how to break this tie: wine chugging contest, wine bottle jenga, who could name the most varietals of wine off the top of their head. But we decided it was safer to put the three names in an edhat hat and pull out one winner. So… congratulations to Soundmaker for guessing one of the closest amounts and for being the lucky one drawn!
Thanks to everyone who played!
Original Article
We’re not kidding. We have 2 tickets to the SOLD OUT Santa Barbara Wine + Food Festival at the Natural History Museum this Saturday and you could be the lucky winner.
Everyone knows this is one of the best festivals in town, nestled along the banks of Mission Creek. Winemakers, bakers, chefs, and musicians will be sharing their products and talents under local oak trees. So let’s get to it. We’re going to pick a random selection of local bottles of wine and average out the price of for one bottle. The edhat reader who guesses the closest price by Friday, June 29th at noon, will be the winner of 2 tickets to this premier sold out event.
“But that average price could be anything!” Good point, but we’re only selecting local wines, meaning wines that are cultivated and/or produced in Santa Barbara County. And maybe some will be featured at the festival. Enter your guess below for a chance to win!
Guessing has closed
RULES
- One entry per person
- Must be over 21 years of age to enter
- All boxes must be filled out correctly (price, username, email, phone #)
- Email address on the entry must be tied to an edhat account [They’re free! Create one here.]
- Entry must be received by Friday, June 29 at 12:00 p.m.
- The contestant who follows all the rules and has the closest guess will win.
- If there is a tie, the winner will be selected at random by the edhat staff
- Winner will receive 2 tickets to the sold out Santa Barbara Wine + Food Festival
EVENT DETAILS
Santa Barbara Wine + Food Festival
Saturday, June 30, 2018
2:00 – 5:00 p.m.
It would have been helpful if you’d have told us that 90% of the wines were red. In general, red wine is more expensive than white.