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Publication 574:4/16:New York State Registered Distributors of Liquor Publication 574 New York State Registered Distributors of Liquor and Wine NEW YORK STATE DEPARTMENT OF TAXATION AND FINANCE PAGE NO: 1 REPORT NO: MA0008R2 ISSUE DATE: 4/11/16 REGISTERED DISTRIBUTORS - - - LIQUOR AND WINE (DWS) L 8205 CA L 8706 CA L 9646 OR A CALIFORNIA CORPORATION A H WINES INC A TO Z WINEWORKS, LLC LONE MADRONE, A CALIFORNIA CORPORATION RICHARD GERLACH A TO Z WINEWORKS, REX HILL VINEYARDS 5800 ADELAIDA RD 9 W LOCUST ST 30835 N HIGHWAY 99W PASO ROBLES CA 93446-9783 LODI CA 95240-2137 NEWBERG OR 97132-6966 L 9207 CA L 8428 CA L 9931 CA A V V WINERY COMPANY LLC A W DIRECT INC AARON POTT & CLAIRE POT ALEXANDER VALLEY VINEYARDS A W DIRECT 6126 SILVERADO TRL 8644 HIGHWAY 128 5325 CORRICK RD NAPA CA 94558-9748 HEALDSBURG CA 95448-9021 SANTA ROSA CA 95409-3313 L 9062 OR L 9405 OS L 9965 CA ABACELA VINEYARDS & WINERY INC ABEJA LLC ABERNATHY - HOFFMAN, LLC ABACELA VINEYARDS & WINERY 2014 MILL CREEK RD 1907 N KELLY RD 12500 LOOKINGGLASS RD WALLA WALLA WA 99362-8424 NAPA CA 94558-6221 ROSEBURG OR 97471-9067 L 9269 CA L 8486 CA L 8298 CA ABREU VINEYARDS INC AC VIN CO., LLC ACCOLADE WINES NORTH AMERICA I ABREU VINEYARD AC VIN CO GEYSER PEAK WINERY 1451C YOUNTVILLE CROSSROAD 1119 STATE LN 3356 BRITTANY CIR YOUNTVILLE CA 94599 YOUNTVILLE CA 94599-9407 NAPA CA 94558-4265 L 9470 OS L 9222 CA L 9506 CA ACORN ALEGRIA WINERY ADAM TOLMACH ADAMS WINERY, LLC ACORN WINERY THE OJAI VINEYARD BELLA VINEYARDS 12040 OLD REDWOOD HWY 10540 ENCINO DR 9711 W DRY CREEK RD HEALDSBURG CA 95448-9528 OAK VIEW CA 93022-9257 HEALDSBURG CA 95448-8113 L 9792 CA L 8548 CA L 9183 CA ADAMVS LLC ADASTRA WINES, INC. ADELAIDA CELLARS INC WHITE COTTAGE RANCH ADASTRA, ED’S RED, N’OAK 5805 ADELAIDA RD 555 COLLEGE AVE 7830-40 ST HELENA HWY PASO ROBLES CA 93446-9783 ANGWIN CA 94508-9728 OAKVILLE CA 94562-9200 L 9552 OR L 8546 CA L 8381 CA ADELSHEIM VINEYARD LLC AGROVICE, INC. AHA PARTNERS LLC ADELSHEIM VINEYARD SPEAK WINES MEMENTO MORI WINERY 16800 NE CALKINS LN 6781 N PALM AVE STE 120 335 WEST LN NEWBERG OR 97132-6572 FRESNO CA 93704-1074 ANGWIN CA 94508-9606 L 8721 WA * NEW * L 9901 CA L 8019 CA AJS WINE, LLC AKA WINES, LLC ALANTE VINEYARD LLC STOTTLE WINERY SCRIBE WINERY ALANTE VINEYARD 2641 WILLAMETTE DR NE STE E 21684 8TH E ST 5055 SOLANO AVE LACEY WA 98516-1360 SONOMA CA 95476-2815 NAPA CA 94558-1326 NEW YORK STATE DEPARTMENT OF TAXATION AND FINANCE PAGE NO: 2 REPORT NO: MA0008R2 ISSUE DATE: 4/11/16 REGISTERED DISTRIBUTORS - - - LIQUOR AND WINE (DWS) L 9559 CA L 9252 CA L 9441 CA ALAPAY CELLARS, INC. ALBAN VINEYARDS, INC ALPHA & OMEGA WINERY LLC ALAPAY CELLARS 8575 ORCUTT RD ALPHA OMEGA WINERY 2717 AVIATION WAY STE E8 ARROYO GRANDE CA 93420-6942 1155 MEE LN SANTA MARIA CA 93455-1505 RUTHERFORD CA 94573 L 8291 CA L 9440 CA L 9657 CA ALTA MARIA VINEYARDS LLC ALTAMURA WINERY,INC AMAPOLA CREEK VINEYARDS & WINE ALTA MARIA VINEYARDS ALTAMURA 392 LONDON WAY 5069 PRESQU’ILE DRIVE 1700 WOODEN VALLEY RD SONOMA CA 95476-3048 SANTA MARIA CA 93455 NAPA CA 94558-9617 L 9361 OS L 8212 WA L 8456 CA AMAVI, LLC AMERICAN WINE TRADE INC AMORE FATI LLC AMAVI CELLARS HEDGES FAMILY ESTATE AMORE FATI 3796 PEPPERS BRIDGE RD 53511 N SUNSET RD 2455 3RD ST WALLA WALLA WA 99362-7007 BENTON CITY WA 99320-6503 SAN FRANCISCO CA 94107-3110 L 9388 CA L 9481 CA L 8312 OR AMPELOS CELLARS, INC. AMUSE BOUCHE LLC ANALEMMA WINES LLC 1633 W CENTRAL AVE AMUSE BOUCHE ANALEMMA WINES LOMPOC CA 93436-2723 2920 SPRING MOUNTAIN RD 1120 STATE RD SAINT HELENA CA 94574-1704 MOSIER OR 97040-9771 L 8348 CA L 9110 CA L 9525 CA ANCIENT PEAK, INC ANDERSON’S CONN VALLEY WINERY, ANDREW MURRAY LLC ANCIENT PEAKS WINERY ANDERSON’S CONN VALLEY VINEYARDS ANDREW MURRAY VINEYARDS 679 CALF CANYON HWY 680 ROSSI RD 5249 FOXEN CANYON ROAD CRESTON CA 93432-9700 SAINT HELENA CA 94574-9646 LOS OLIVOS CA 93441 L 8059 75 L 8444 VA L 9264 CA ANIMO, LP ANNEFIELD PLANTATION, LLC ANOMALY VINEYARDS LLC 1907 N KELLY RD ANNEFIELD VINEYARDS ANOMALY NAPA CA 94558-6221 3200 SUNNY SIDE RD 455 BELLA VISTA CT SAXE VA 23967-5514 SAINT HELENA CA 94574-2401 L 8338 CA L 8616 75 L 9758 CA ANTHEM WINERY AND VINEYARDS, L ANTHILL FARMS LLC ANTHONY M TRUCHARD ANTHEM WINERY & VINEYARDS ANTHILL FARMS WINERY 3234 OLD SONOMA RD 5055 SOLANO AVE 4791 DRY CREEK RD BLDG 3-4 NAPA CA 94559-9701 NAPA CA 94558-1326 HEALDSBURG CA 95448-9714 L 9899 CA L 8394 CA L 9566 CA ANTINORI CALIFORNIA AQUA PUMPKIN INC ARBIOS WINE LIMITED, INC ANTINORI CALIFORNIA KENNETH VOLK VINEYARDS ARBIOS CELLARS 3700 SODA CANYON RD 5230 TEPUSQUET RD 25 HEALDSBURG AVE NAPA CA 94558-9447 SANTA MARIA CA 93454-9548 HEALDSBURG CA 95448-4003 NEW YORK STATE DEPARTMENT OF TAXATION AND FINANCE PAGE NO: 3 REPORT NO: MA0008R2 ISSUE DATE: 4/11/16 REGISTERED DISTRIBUTORS - - - LIQUOR AND WINE (DWS) L 8390 CA L 9038 CA L 8628 75 ARCANA, LLC ARCHANGEL INVESTMENTS LLC ARCUDI WINES, LLC OTTIMINO BALDACCI WINERY ARCUDI WINES 7830 ST HELENA HWY # 40 6236 SILVERADO TRL 2920 SPRING MOUNTAIN RD OAKVILLE CA 94562-9200 NAPA CA 94558-9414 SAINT HELENA CA 94574-1704 L 8569 75 L 9564 CA L 9511 CA ARETE WINES, LLC ARIETTA, INC ARISTA WINERY LLC DOMAINE DE LA COTE ARIETTA 5 FITCH ST 1712 INDUSTRIAL WAY 3468 SILVERADO TRL N HEALDSBURG CA 95448-4435 LOMPOC CA 93436-4970 SAINT HELENA CA 94574-9662 L 9835 CA L 8410 CA L 8530 WA ARKENSTONE VINEYARDS, LLC ARMIDA WINERY, INC. ARMSTRONG FAMILY WINERY, LLC ARKENSTONE VINEYARDS ARMIDA WINERY ARMSTRONG FAMILY WINERY 335 WEST LN 2201 WESTSIDE RD 19151 144TH AVE NE UNIT 1 ANGWIN CA 94508-9606 HEALDSBURG CA 95448-9342 WOODINVILLE WA 98072-4374 L 9972 CA L 8258 CA L 8506 CA ARMSTRONG VINEYARDS, INC. ARNS FAMILY VINEYARDS, LLC ARPENT, LLC EPOCH ESTATE WINES TOURNESOL BIRICHINO 7575 YORK MOUNTAIN RD 4047 E 3RD AVE 1010 INDUSTRIAL WAY TEMPLETON CA 93465-9300 NAPA CA 94558-4011 KING CITY CA 95492 L 8052 TN L 8683 CA L 9570 CA ARRINGTON VINEYARDS, LLC. ARTIFACT VINEYARD AND WINERY, ARTISTE MANAGEMENT CO., LLC ARRINGTON VINEYARDS DOMAINE ARTIFACT 125 N REFUGIO RD 6211 PATTON RD 15404 HIGHLAND VALLEY RD SANTA YNEZ CA 93460-9303 ARRINGTON TN 37014-9116 ESCONDIDO CA 92025-3529 L 8417 75 * NEW * L 9049 CA L 9283 CA AS VINEYARDS, LLC AU BON CLIMAT LLC AUBERT WINEGROWING INC SODHANI WINERY AU BON CLIMAT AUBERT WINES 2075 SUMMIT LAKE DR 4665 SANTA MARIA MESA RD # A 333 SILVERADO TRL ANGWIN CA 94508-9778 SANTA MARIA CA 93454-9638 CALISTOGA CA 94515-1801 L 8054 CA L 8225 CA L 8314 OR AUGUST BRIGGS JR., INC. AUSA PACIFIC, LLC B&B ORGANICS, LLC AUGUST BRIGGS WINERY 264 CRYSTAL SPRINGS RD COWHORN VINEYARD & GARDEN 3358 COFFEY LN STE D SAINT HELENA CA 94574-9664 1665 EASTSIDE RD SANTA ROSA CA 95403-7416 JACKSONVILLE OR 97530-8939 L 8260 CA L 9823 WA L 8604 WA BACIO DIVINO CELLARS LLC BADGER MOUNTAIN INC. BAER WINERY, LLC BACIO DIVINO CELLARS 1106 S JURUPA ST BAER WINERY 1160 OAK KNOLL AVE STE 1 KENNEWICK WA 99338-9392 19501 144TH AVE NE STE F100 NAPA CA 94558-1303 WOODINVILLE WA 98072-4479 NEW YORK STATE DEPARTMENT OF TAXATION AND FINANCE PAGE NO: 4 REPORT NO: MA0008R2 ISSUE DATE: 4/11/16 REGISTERED DISTRIBUTORS - - - LIQUOR AND WINE (DWS) L 8077 CA L 8582 75 L 8320 VA BALO VINEYARDS, LLC BANSHEE WINES LLC BARBOURSVILLE WINERY INC BALO VINEYARDS LLC BANSHEE WINES LLC BARBOURSVILLE VINEYARDS 9001 HWY 128 110 CAMINO ORUGA 17655 WINERY RD PHILO CA 95466 NAPA CA 94558-6214 BARBOURSVILLE VA 22923-8321 L 9235 CA L 9862 CA L 9027 CA BARGETTO’S SANTA CRUZ WINERY,I BARREL 27 WINE COMPANY, INC. BARRY STERLING ET AL BARGETTO WINERY BARREL 27 WINE COMPANY IRON HORSE VINEYARDS 3535 N MAIN ST 6305 BUENA VISTA DR 9786 ROSS STATION RD SOQUEL CA 95073-2530 PASO ROBLES CA 93446-8565 SEBASTOPOL CA 95472-2137 L 9951 CA L 8702 CA L 9070 OR BAVARIAN LION WINERY LLC BAW, INC. BEAUX FRERES, LLC BAVARIAN LION WINERY 35 INDUSTRIAL WAY # 70 BEAUX FRERES 498 MOORE LN STE C BUELLTON CA 93427-9565 15155 NE NORTH VALLEY RD HEALDSBURG CA 95448-4840 NEWBERG OR 97132-6597 L 8038 TX L 8307 CA L 8516 75 BECKER FARMS INC. BEL VINO LLC BELDEN BARNS SONOMA, LLC BECKER VINEYARDS BEL VINO BELDEN BARNS 464 BECKER FARMS RD 33515 RANCHO CALIFORNIA RD 3358 COFFEY LN STE D STONEWALL TX 78671 TEMECULA CA 92591-4929 SANTA ROSA CA 95403-7416 L 8555 OR L 8230 CA L 8391 CA BELLE FIORE WINERY, LLC BELLEG WINE CELLARS, INC. BELLO FAMILY VINEYARD LLC BELLE FIORE WINERY EN GARDE WINERY BELLO FAMILY VINEYARD 100 BELLE FIORE LN 9077A SONOMA HWY 105 ZINFANDEL LN ASHLAND OR 97520-9681 KENWOOD CA 95452-9029 SAINT HELENA CA 94574-1631 L 8333 NJ L 8261 CA L 8465 NJ BELLVIEW FARMS INC. BELTANE RANCH INC BENEDUCE VINEYARDS LLC BELLVIEW WINERY BELTANE RANCH BENEDUCE VINEYARDS 150 ATLANTIC ST 21481 8TH E ST 1 JEREMIAH LN LANDISVILLE NJ 08326-1204 SONOMA CA 95476-9291 PITTSTOWN NJ 08867-5168 L 8217 CA L 9233 CA L 9863 CA BENESSERE VINEYARDS LTD BENNETT LANE WINERY LLC BENOVIA WINERY LLC BENESSERE VINEYARDS 3340 STATE HIGHWAY 128 BENOVIA WINERY 1010 BIG TREE RD CALISTOGA CA 94515-9727 3339 HARTMAN LN SAINT HELENA CA 94574-9711 SANTA ROSA CA 95401-3952 L 9649 CA L 9065 OR L 9182 CA BENT CREEK WINERY LLC BENTON-LANE LLC BENZIGER FAMILY WINERY LLC BENT CREEK WINERY BENTON-LANE WINERY 1883 LONDON RANCH RD 5455 GREENVILLE RD 23924 TERRITORIAL RD GLEN ELLEN CA 95442-9728 LIVERMORE CA 94550-6702 MONROE OR 97456-9621 NEW YORK STATE DEPARTMENT OF TAXATION AND FINANCE PAGE NO: 5 REPORT NO: MA0008R2 ISSUE DATE: 4/11/16 REGISTERED DISTRIBUTORS - - - LIQUOR AND WINE (DWS) L 9764 WA L 9677 OR L 9243 CA BERGEVIN LANE VINEYARDS, LLC BERGSTROM WINES, LLC BERNARDUS LLC BERGEVIN LANE VINEYARDS 18215 NE CALKINS LN BERNARDUS WINERY 1215 W POPLAR ST NEWBERG OR 97132-6504 21810 PARROTT RANCH RD WALLA WALLA WA 99362-2780 CARMEL VALLEY CA 93924-9336 L 9760 OR L 8698 CA L 8399 WA BETHEL HEIGHTS VINEYARD, INC.
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