 The 1980s saw further expansion with the opening of large-scale family-owned wineries such as Woodward Canyon, L'Ecole N°41, Barnard Griffin and Hogue Cellars that soon won many awards from both national and international wine competitions.In 1988, Chateau Ste Michelle was named "Best American Winery" and in 1989 five Washington wines made "Wine Spectator"s "Top 100 list" for the first time.Following the broadcast in 1991 of the "60 Minutes" episode on the so-called "French paradox", American consumption of red wine dramatically increased.