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American Wine & Spirits of California 1 American Wine & Spirits of California Spirits ..................................................... 1 White Blend .......................... 7 Syrah ................................... 17 Whiskey Domestic ............................. 1 North Coast ............................... 7 Tempranillo ......................... 17 American Whiskey ......................... 1 Chardonnay .......................... 7 Zinfandel ............................. 17 Blended Whiskey ...................... 1 Pinot Gris .............................. 7 North Coast ............................. 17 California Whiskey ......................... 1 Riesling .................................. 7 Barbera ............................... 17 Illinois Whiskey .............................. 1 Sauvignon Blanc .................... 8 Cabernet Sauvignon ............ 17 Oregon Whiskey ............................ 1 Viognier ................................ 8 Merlot ................................. 17 Whiskey Imported ............................. 1 White Blend .......................... 8 Pinot Noir ............................ 17 India Whisky .................................. 1 Sierra Foothills .......................... 8 Primitivo ............................. 17 Scotch Whisky ............................... 1 Sonoma ..................................... 8 Red Blend ............................ 18 Blended Whiskey ...................... 1 Chardonnay .......................... 8 Tempranillo ......................... 18 Taiwanese Whisky ......................... 1 Pinot Blanc ............................ 9 Zinfandel ............................. 18 Gin Domestic ..................................... 1 Pinot Gris .............................. 9 Sierra Foothills ........................ 18 Gin Imported ..................................... 1 Sauvignon Blanc .................... 9 Barbera ............................... 18 Vodka Domestic ................................. 2 Viognier ................................ 9 Cabernet Sauvignon ............ 18 Vodka Imported ................................. 2 White Blend .......................... 9 Merlot ................................. 18 Mezcal ................................................ 2 Red Wines ...................................... 9 Petite Sirah ......................... 18 Tequila ............................................... 2 California AVA ........................... 9 Primitivo ............................. 18 Brandy Imported ................................ 2 Cabernet Sauvignon .............. 9 Red Blend ............................ 18 Armagnac ...................................... 2 Malbec .................................. 9 Syrah ................................... 18 Grappa ........................................... 2 Merlot ................................... 9 Zinfandel ............................. 18 Spanish Brandy .............................. 2 Pinot Noir .............................. 9 Sonoma ................................... 18 Rum Imported .................................... 2 Red Blend ............................ 10 Cabernet Sauvignon ............ 18 Liqueurs Domestic ............................. 2 Syrah ................................... 10 Merlot ................................. 19 Liqueurs Imported ............................. 3 Zinfandel ............................. 10 Nebbiolo ............................. 19 Prepared Cocktails ............................. 3 Carneros .................................. 10 Pinot Noir ............................ 19 Spirit Based .................................... 3 Merlot ................................. 10 Red Blend ............................ 20 Wine Based .................................... 3 Pinot Meunier ..................... 10 Sangiovese .......................... 20 North American Wines ........................... 4 Pinot Noir ............................ 10 Syrah ................................... 20 California ............................................ 4 Syrah ................................... 10 Zinfandel ............................. 20 Sparkling Wines ............................. 4 Central Coast ........................... 10 Tehama County ....................... 20 White Wines .................................. 4 Cabernet Sauvignon ............ 10 Blush Wines ................................. 20 California AVA ........................... 4 Grenache ............................ 11 Rose ............................................. 20 Chardonnay .......................... 4 Merlot ................................. 11 Port .............................................. 21 Chenin Blanc ......................... 4 Pinot Noir ............................ 11 Dessert Wines .............................. 21 Moscato ................................ 4 Primitivo ............................. 12 New York .......................................... 21 Sauvignon Blanc .................... 4 Red Blend ............................ 12 Oregon ............................................. 21 White Blend .......................... 4 Syrah ................................... 12 White Wines ................................ 21 Carneros .................................... 5 Tempranillo ......................... 13 Chardonnay ............................. 21 Chardonnay .......................... 5 Zinfandel ............................. 13 Pinot Gris ................................. 21 Pinot Grigio ........................... 5 Central Valley .......................... 13 Riesling .................................... 21 Pinot Gris .............................. 5 Nero d'Avola ....................... 13 Red Wines .................................... 21 Riesling.................................. 5 Zinfandel ............................. 13 Pinot Noir ................................ 21 Central Coast ............................. 5 Contra Costa County ............... 13 Rose ............................................. 22 Chardonnay .......................... 5 Cabernet Sauvignon ............ 13 Virginia ............................................. 22 Marsanne .............................. 6 Grenache ............................ 13 Washington ...................................... 22 Moscato ................................ 6 Mourvedre .......................... 13 Sparkling Wines ........................... 22 Muscat Canelli ...................... 6 Zinfandel ............................. 13 White Wines ................................ 22 Pinot Blanc ............................ 6 Napa ........................................ 13 Chardonnay ............................. 22 Roussanne ............................ 6 Cabernet Franc ................... 13 Pinot Gris ................................. 22 Sauvignon Blanc .................... 6 Cabernet Sauvignon ............ 13 Riesling .................................... 22 Viognier ................................ 6 Merlot ................................. 15 Roussanne ............................... 22 White Blend .......................... 6 Petit Verdot ........................ 16 Sauvignon Blanc ...................... 22 Napa .......................................... 6 Petite Sirah ......................... 16 Viognier ................................... 22 Chardonnay .......................... 6 Pinot Noir ............................ 16 White Blend ............................ 22 Riesling.................................. 7 Red Blend ............................ 16 Red Wines .................................... 23 Sauvignon Blanc .................... 7 Sangiovese .......................... 17 Cabernet Sauvignon ................ 23 Viognier ................................ 7 Shiraz .................................. 17 Malbec .................................... 23 i American Wine & Spirits of California Merlot ..................................... 23 Rose ............................................. 28 Bouzeron ........................ 35 Red Blend ................................ 23 South Africa ..................................... 28 Givry ............................... 35 Syrah ....................................... 24 White Wines ................................ 28 Mercurey ........................ 35 Rose ............................................. 24 Chardonnay ............................. 28 Montagny ....................... 35 Dessert Wines.............................. 24 Chenin Blanc ........................... 28 Montagny 1er Cru .......... 35 Southern Hemisphere Wines ............... 24 Sauvignon Blanc ...................... 28 Rully ................................ 35 Argentina ......................................... 24 White Blend ............................ 28 Rully 1er Cru ................... 35 White Wines ................................ 24 Red Wines .................................... 29 Rully Villeranges ............. 35 Chardonnay ............................. 24 Cabernet Franc ........................ 29 Cote de Beaune .................. 35 Sauvignon Blanc ...................... 24 Cabernet Sauvignon ................ 29 Aloxe-Corton .................. 35 Torrontes ................................ 24 Merlot ..................................... 29 Beaune ........................... 35 Red Wines.................................... 24 Pinot Noir ................................ 29 Beaune AOC .................... 35 Cabernet Sauvignon ................ 24 Pinotage .................................. 29 Chassagne-Montrachet .. 35 Malbec ...................................
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