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varietal appellation region 14 prairie organic vodka, fever tree ginger glera/bianchetta veneto, Italy 13 | 52 beer,cucumber, lime merlot/incrocio manzoni veneto, Italy 13 | 52 14 prairie organic gin, rhubarb, lime, basil 14 brooklyn gin, foro dry vermouth, melon de bourgogne 2016 loire, france 10 | 40 bigallet thym liqueur, lemon torrontes 2016 salta, argentina 10 | 40 14 albarino 2015 rias baixas, spain 12 | 48 foro amaro, cointreau, aperol, prosecco, orange dry riesling 2015 finger lakes, new york 13 | 52 14 pinot grigio 2016 alto-adige, italy 14 | 56 milagro tequila, jalapeno, lime, ancho chili salt chardonnay 2014 napa valley, california 14 | 56 14 sauvignon blanc 2015 loire, france 16 | 64 mount gay silver rum, beet, lime 14 calvados, bulleit bourbon, maple syrup, angostura bitters, orange bitters gamay 2016 loire, france 10 | 40 grenache/syrah 2016 provence, france 14 | 56 spain 8 cabernet/merlot 2014 bordeaux, france 10 | 40 malbec 2013 mendoza, argentina 13 | 52 illinois 8 grenache 2014 rhone, france 13 | 52 california 8 sangiovese 2014 tuscany, Italy 14 | 56 montreal 11 pinot noir 2013 central coast, california 16 | 64 massachusetts 10 cabernet sauvignon 2015 paso robles, california 16 | 64 Crafted to remove gluten pinot noir 2014 burgundy, france 17 | 68 massachusetts 7 new york 12 chardonnay/pinot noir NV new york 8 epernay, france 72 new york 9 pinot noir/chardonnay NV ay, france 90 england 10 2014 france 25 (750 ml) friulano 2011 friuli, Italy 38 gruner veltliner 2016 weinviertel, austria 40 france 30 (750 ml) sauvignon blanc 2016 marlborough, new zealand 44 garganega 2013 veneto Italy 46 chardonnay 2013 burgundy, france 52 chardonnay 2015 burgundy, france 54 6 rhubarb, lime, basil riesling 2012 kremstal, austria 59 6 chardonnay 2011 santa barbara, california 75 cucumber, lemon, mint chardonnay 2011 russian river valley, california 98 6 sauvignon blanc/semillon 2012 napa valley, california 110 beet, orange & pineapple juices chardonnay 2011 burgundy, france 125 6 fresh ginger, maple syrup, rice vinegar 6 pure from young coconuts mondeuse 2015 savoie, france 46 3 nerello mascalese 2014 sicily, Italy 65 brisk, bold, citrus syrah/grenache 2012 santa rita hills, california 68 8 sangiovese grosso 2014 tuscany, Italy 70 vegetal, bittersweet, refreshing nebbiolo 2011 piedmont, italy 78 4 pinot noir 2013 willamette valley, oregon 82 apes & peacocks nebbiolo 2011 piedmont, Italy 85 6 orange or grapefruit grenache/mourvedre 2011 rhone, france 88 sangiovese 2011 tuscany, Italy 93 4 pinot noir 2013 russian river valley, california 98 fever tree cabernet sauvignon 2012 napa valley, california 115 .

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