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Pennsylvania SLO Price List - JANUARY 2020 Pennsylvania SLO Price List - JANUARY 2020 Established in 1980, Vintage Imports is a local importer and distributor – based just outside of NE Philadelphia – that is owned by industry veteran Paul Zientek. Paul’s 30+ years of experience running a service- and quality-minded wine sales organization is combined with a passionate team and a dynamic portfolio of growers and producers from the west coast and throughout the world. The wines in our portfolio reflect the land and the people that produce them, as well as offer quality and value – whether the price is $5 or $500. Our portfolio is ever-growing, as we seek out both established and up-and-coming producers who can complement our comprehensive portfolio. Our team of sales people, office, and logistics staff are all passionate professionals, who are dedicated to top-tier customer service. Selling that service level is just as important as the physical product that we invoice for. 200 Rittenhouse Circle West #5 * Bristol, Pennsylvania 19007 215.788.1300 [email protected] www.vntgimports.com Prices valid from Vintage Imports, Inc - PA Wednesday, January 1, 2020 200 Rittenhouse Circle West #5 thru Friday, January 31, 2020 Bristol, PA 19007 Pricing Effective Date: 1/1/20; Include Discontinued: No; Include ONLY In-Stock: No; Include Special Order: Yes; Display Product Status: Yes; New Items: < 215.788.1300 | [email protected] 60 days old Product Status Codes: ¬ New Item [D] End of Vintage [CL] Closeout [F] Future Item [NM] No Longer Made [SPC] Special Order Spirits 1L Lassiter Rum Molly's Irish Cream 6/750mL Lic 6%: $21.96; Lic 7%: $22.14; Lic 8%: $22 Aquavit 12/1L Lic 6%: $17.72; Lic 7%: $17.86; Lic 8%: $18 Hale & Bradford 'Chain Shot' Barrel Aged Rum Norway 1.75L 12/750mL Lic 6%: $24.93; Lic 7%: $25.14; Lic 8%: $25 Kimerud 'Havaldson' Triple Cask Aquavit St Patrick's Irish Cream Lassiter 'Amber' Aged Rum 6/750mL Lic 6%: $42.95; Lic 7%: $43.33; Lic 8%: $43 6/1.75L Lic 6%: $25.84; Lic 7%: $26.03; Lic 8%: $26 6/750mL Lic 6%: $25.78; Lic 7%: $25.99; Lic 8%: $26 Molly's Irish Cream Brandy 6/1.75L Lic 6%: $28.92; Lic 7%: $29.14; Lic 8%: $29 Tequila Italy Mexico Liqueur 700mL Orendain Blanco Tequila Belgium Rivetto Grappa Brandy 12/750mL Lic 6%: $14.97; Lic 7%: $15.08; Lic 8%: $15 6/700mL Lic 6%: $46.45; Lic 7%: $46.86; Lic 8%: $47 375ML Orendain Reposado Tequila 12/750mL Lic 6%: $15.92; Lic 7%: $16.04; Lic 8%: $16 Lebanon Mandarine Napoleon Cognac Liqueur 6/375mL Lic 6%: $21.99; Lic 7%: $22.18; Lic 8%: $22 Dos Alas Blanco Tequila Ch Kefraya Arak Brandy 750ML 12/750mL Lic 6%: $31.93; Lic 7%: $32.20; Lic 8%: $32 12/750mL Lic 6%: $28.43; Lic 7%: $28.67; Lic 8%: $28 Mandarine Napoleon Cognac Liqueur Dos Alas Reposado Tequila Spain 6/750mL Lic 6%: $35.96; Lic 7%: $36.27; Lic 8%: $36 12/750mL Lic 6%: $33.94; Lic 7%: $34.23; Lic 8%: $34 1L Dos Alas Anejo Tequila Lustau 'Solera Reserva' Brandy 12/750mL Lic 6%: $36.91; Lic 7%: $37.23; Lic 8%: $37 6/750mL Lic 6%: $23.98; Lic 7%: $24.18; Lic 8%: $24 Mandarine Napoleon Cognac Liqueur 6/1L Lic 6%: $37.97; Lic 7%: $38.30; Lic 8%: $38 Tattoo Organic Blanco Tequila Combo Pack 6/750mL Lic 6%: $42.21; Lic 7%: $42.58; Lic 8%: $42 Canada Tattoo Organic Reposado Tequila Mexico Tomahawk Rum Cream, Maple Liqueur 6/750mL Lic 6%: $44.22; Lic 7%: $44.61; Lic 8%: $45 Dos Alas Combo Pack 6/750mL Lic 6%: $23.98; Lic 7%: $24.18; Lic 8%: $24 Tattoo Organic Anejo Tequila 6/750mL Lic 6%: $190.31; Lic 7%: $192.03; Lic 8%: $ 6/750mL Lic 6%: $49.10; Lic 7%: $49.53; Lic 8%: $49 Italy Tattoo Organic Combo Pack 1L 6/750mL Lic 6%: $252.64; Lic 7%: $254.95; Lic 8%: $ Fiorito Limoncello Liqueur Orendain Blanco Tequila 6/750mL Lic 6%: $23.98; Lic 7%: $24.18; Lic 8%: $24 USA 12/1L Lic 6%: $19.00; Lic 7%: $19.15; Lic 8%: $19 Italicus 'Rosolio di Bergamotto' Bergamot Liqueur Orendain Reposado Tequila Durham Distillery Combo Pack 6/750mL Lic 6%: $42.00; Lic 7%: $42.37; Lic 8%: $42 12/1L Lic 6%: $20.90; Lic 7%: $21.07; Lic 8%: $21 6/750mL Lic 6%: $174.41; Lic 7%: $175.98; Lic 8%: $ Durham Distillery 'B' Combo Pack Netherlands Vodka 6/750mL Lic 6%: $199.85; Lic 7%: $201.66; Lic 8%: $ Bebo Cuban Coffee Liqueur California Hale & Bradford Combo Pack 6/750mL Lic 6%: $23.98; Lic 7%: $24.18; Lic 8%: $24 6/750mL Lic 6%: $233.56; Lic 7%: $235.69; Lic 8%: $ 1L Mezcal Goldlok Organic Sugarcane Vodka Gin Mexico 6/1L Lic 6%: $52.07; Lic 7%: $52.53; Lic 8%: $52 Norway Xicala Joven Mezcal Russia Kimerud Gin 6/750mL Lic 6%: $42.21; Lic 7%: $42.58; Lic 8%: $42 1L 6/750mL Lic 6%: $42.95; Lic 7%: $43.33; Lic 8%: $43 ¬Kutskova Vodka Kimerud 'Collector's Pink' Gin Rum 6/1L Lic 6%: $12.00; Lic 7%: $12.08; Lic 8%: $12 6/750mL Lic 6%: $44.97; Lic 7%: $45.36; Lic 8%: $45 Cayman Islands 1.75L Kimerud 'Hillside Double Cask' Aged Gin Seven Fathoms Rum 6/750mL Lic 6%: $44.97; Lic 7%: $45.36; Lic 8%: $45 ¬Kutskova Vodka 6/750mL Lic 6%: $59.91; Lic 7%: $60.45; Lic 8%: $60 6/1.75L Lic 6%: $0.00; Lic 7%: $0.00; Lic 8%: $0.00 Spain Suriname USA GinRaw Gin 50mL 6/750mL Lic 6%: $45.92; Lic 7%: $46.32; Lic 8%: $46 50mL Black Cat Gold Rum ¬Crater Lake Pepper Vodka USA 96/50mL Lic 6%: $1.46; Lic 7%: $1.47; Lic 8%: $1.48 96/50mL Lic 6%: $2.60; Lic 7%: $2.62; Lic 8%: $2.63 Black Cat Rum Durham Distillery 'Conniption' American Dry Gin ¬Crater Lake Sweet Ginger Vodka 96/50mL Lic 6%: $1.46; Lic 7%: $1.47; Lic 8%: $1.48 12/750mL Lic 6%: $32.88; Lic 7%: $33.16; Lic 8%: $33 96/50mL Lic 6%: $2.60; Lic 7%: $2.62; Lic 8%: $2.63 Jackson Hole Still Works 'Great Grey' Gin 200mL Crater Lake Hazelnut Espresso Vodka 6/750mL Lic 6%: $37.97; Lic 7%: $38.30; Lic 8%: $38 Black Cat Gold Rum 96/50mL Lic 6%: $2.90; Lic 7%: $2.92; Lic 8%: $2.94 Durham Distillery 'Conniption' Navy Strength Gin 24/200mL Lic 6%: $4.99; Lic 7%: $5.03; Lic 8%: $5.06 375ML 12/750mL Lic 6%: $39.24; Lic 7%: $39.58; Lic 8%: $39 Black Cat Rum ¬Crater Lake Pepper Vodka 24/200mL Lic 6%: $4.99; Lic 7%: $5.03; Lic 8%: $5.06 12/375mL Lic 6%: $14.89; Lic 7%: $15.01; Lic 8%: $15 Irish Cream 750ML ¬Crater Lake Sweet Ginger Vodka Ireland Black Cat Gold Rum 12/375mL Lic 6%: $14.89; Lic 7%: $15.01; Lic 8%: $15 12/750mL Lic 6%: $12.00; Lic 7%: $12.08; Lic 8%: $12 50mL Crater Lake Hazelnut Espresso Vodka Black Cat Rum Molly's Irish Cream 12/375mL Lic 6%: $15.00; Lic 7%: $15.12; Lic 8%: $15 12/750mL Lic 6%: $12.00; Lic 7%: $12.08; Lic 8%: $12 60/50mL Lic 6%: $1.97; Lic 7%: $1.99; Lic 8%: $2.00 750ML 1.75L 750ML Hale & Bradford 'River Run' Grain Vodka Black Cat Gold Rum Molly's Irish Cream 12/750mL Lic 6%: $24.93; Lic 7%: $25.14; Lic 8%: $25 6/1.75L Lic 6%: $18.74; Lic 7%: $18.86; Lic 8%: $18 12/750mL Lic 6%: $14.76; Lic 7%: $14.87; Lic 8%: $14 Crater Lake Hazelnut Espresso Vodka Black Cat Rum Molly's Coconut Irish Cream 12/750mL Lic 6%: $25.99; Lic 7%: $26.21; Lic 8%: $26 6/1.75L Lic 6%: $18.74; Lic 7%: $18.86; Lic 8%: $18 12/750mL Lic 6%: $14.97; Lic 7%: $15.08; Lic 8%: $15 ¬Crater Lake Pepper Vodka St Patrick's Irish Cream USA 12/750mL Lic 6%: $25.99; Lic 7%: $26.21; Lic 8%: $26 12/750mL Lic 6%: $17.72; Lic 7%: $17.86; Lic 8%: $18 Printed by: spinchuk Page 1 of 18 12/30/19 20:31:01 Prices valid from Vintage Imports, Inc - PA Wednesday, January 1, 2020 200 Rittenhouse Circle West #5 thru Friday, January 31, 2020 Bristol, PA 19007 215.788.1300 | [email protected] Product Status Codes: ¬ New Item [D] End of Vintage [CL] Closeout [F] Future Item [NM] No Longer Made [SPC] Special Order Spirits 750ML 3L Hacienda 'Methode Champenoise' California Brut Adriano Adami 'Bosco di Gica' Prosecco di Vodka 12/750mL Lic 6%: $10.62; Lic 7%: $10.69; Lic 8%: $10 Valdobbiadene Brut [SPC] USA Dom Laurier 'Methode Champenoise' California Brut 1/3L Lic 6%: $148.86; Lic 7%: $150.19; Lic 8%: $ ¬Crater Lake Sweet Ginger Vodka 12/750mL Lic 6%: $12.53; Lic 7%: $12.62; Lic 8%: $12 1.5L 12/750mL Lic 6%: $25.99; Lic 7%: $26.21; Lic 8%: $26 Brut Adriano Adami 'Bosco di Gica' Prosecco di Sparkling White Durham Distillery Cucumber Vodka Valdobbiadene Brut [SPC] 12/750mL Lic 6%: $29.49; Lic 7%: $29.74; Lic 8%: $29 Ca Momi 'Heartcraft' California Sparkling White [SPC] 4/1.5L Lic 6%: $39.94; Lic 7%: $40.26; Lic 8%: $40 12/750mL Lic 6%: $13.91; Lic 7%: $14.01; Lic 8%: $14 Jackson Hole Still Works 'Still Works' Vodka 20L 6/750mL Lic 6%: $35.00; Lic 7%: $35.30; Lic 8%: $35 Sparkling White Bellenda 'Cosmo Frizzante' Veneto Glera France 1L 1/20L Lic 6%: $172.94; Lic 7%: $174.23; Lic 8%: $ Crater Lake Hazelnut Espresso Vodka Burgungy Veneto 6/1L Lic 6%: $35.00; Lic 7%: $35.30; Lic 8%: $35 Cave de Bissey Cremant d' Bourgogne Brut New York ¬Crater Lake Pepper Vodka 12/750mL Lic 6%: $19.95; Lic 7%: $20.11; Lic 8%: $20 Blanc de Blanc 6/1L Lic 6%: $35.00; Lic 7%: $35.30; Lic 8%: $35 Burgungy Champagne Lamoreaux Landing Finger Lakes Blanc de Blanc (2014) ¬Crater Lake Sweet Ginger Vodka 12/750mL Lic 6%: $32.99; Lic 7%: $33.27; Lic 8%: $33 6/1L Lic 6%: $35.00; Lic 7%: $35.30; Lic 8%: $35 Christian Etienne 'Tradition' Champagne Brut 12/750mL Lic 6%: $36.91; Lic 7%: $37.23; Lic 8%: $37 Blanc de Blanc Whiskey Champagne Oregon Canada France Extra Brut De Perriere France Brut Trisaetum 'Pashey Estates Cuvee' Willamette Valley Tomahawk Maple Canadian Whiskey 12/750mL Lic 6%: $8.72; Lic 7%: $8.77; Lic 8%: $8.83 Extra Brut (2014) [SPC] 6/750mL Lic 6%: $26.95; Lic 7%: $27.17; Lic 8%: $27 France Jura 12/750mL Lic 6%: $57.58; Lic 7%: $58.09; Lic 8%: $58 Ireland Pierre Richard 'Harmonie' Cremant de Jura Brut [SPC] Extra Brut Portugal St Patrick's 'Oak Aged' Blended Irish Whiskey 12/750mL Lic 6%: $23.98; Lic 7%: $24.18; Lic 8%: $24 6/750mL Lic 6%: $24.93; Lic 7%: $25.14; Lic 8%: $25 Pierre Richard 'Perles d'Automne' Cremant
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