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American Wine & Spirits of California American Wine & Spirits of California Spirits ..................................................... 1 North Coast ............................... 7 Zinfandel ............................. 17 Whiskey Domestic ............................. 1 Chardonnay .......................... 7 North Coast ............................. 17 American Whiskey ......................... 1 Pinot Gris .............................. 7 Barbera ............................... 17 Blended Whiskey ...................... 1 Riesling .................................. 7 Cabernet Sauvignon ............ 17 California Whiskey ......................... 1 Sauvignon Blanc .................... 7 Merlot ................................. 17 Bourbon Whiskey ...................... 1 Viognier ................................ 7 Pinot Noir ............................ 17 Illinois Whiskey .............................. 1 White Blend .......................... 7 Primitivo ............................. 17 Oregon Whiskey ............................ 1 Sierra Foothills .......................... 7 Red Blend ............................ 17 Whiskey Imported ............................. 1 Sonoma ..................................... 7 Syrah ................................... 18 Scotch Whisky ............................... 1 Chardonnay .......................... 7 Tempranillo ......................... 18 Blended Whiskey ...................... 1 Pinot Blanc ............................ 8 Zinfandel ............................. 18 Gin Domestic ..................................... 1 Pinot Gris .............................. 8 Barbera ............................... 18 Gin Imported ..................................... 1 Sauvignon Blanc .................... 8 Cabernet Sauvignon ............ 18 Vodka Domestic ................................. 1 Viognier ................................ 8 Merlot ................................. 18 Vodka Imported ................................. 1 White Blend .......................... 8 Petite Sirah ......................... 18 Tequila ............................................... 2 Red Wines ...................................... 9 Primitivo ............................. 18 Brandy Imported ................................ 2 California AVA ........................... 9 Syrah ................................... 18 Armagnac ...................................... 2 Cabernet Sauvignon .............. 9 Zinfandel ............................. 18 Grappa ........................................... 2 Malbec .................................. 9 Sonoma ................................... 18 Spanish Brandy .............................. 2 Merlot ................................... 9 Cabernet Sauvignon ............ 18 Rum Imported .................................... 2 Pinot Noir .............................. 9 Merlot ................................. 19 Liqueurs Domestic ............................. 2 Red Blend .............................. 9 Pinot Noir ............................ 19 Liqueurs Imported ............................. 2 Syrah ..................................... 9 Red Blend ............................ 20 Prepared Cocktails ............................. 3 Zinfandel ............................... 9 Sangiovese .......................... 20 Spirit Based .................................... 3 Carneros .................................. 10 Syrah ................................... 20 Wine Based .................................... 3 Merlot ................................. 10 Zinfandel ............................. 20 North American Wines ........................... 3 Nebbiolo ............................. 10 Tehama County ....................... 20 California ............................................ 3 Pinot Meunier ..................... 10 Blush Wines ................................. 20 Sparkling Wines ............................. 3 Pinot Noir ............................ 10 Rose ............................................. 20 White Wines .................................. 3 Syrah ................................... 10 Port .............................................. 21 California AVA ........................... 3 Central Coast ........................... 10 Dessert Wines .............................. 21 Chardonnay .......................... 3 Cabernet Sauvignon ............ 10 New York .......................................... 21 Chenin Blanc ......................... 3 Grenache ............................ 10 Oregon ............................................. 21 Moscato ................................ 3 Merlot ................................. 10 Sparkling Wines ........................... 21 Sauvignon Blanc .................... 4 Pinot Noir ............................ 11 White Wines ................................ 21 White Blend .......................... 4 Primitivo ............................. 11 Chardonnay ............................. 21 Carneros .................................... 4 Red Blend ............................ 11 Pinot Gris ................................. 21 Chardonnay .......................... 4 Syrah ................................... 12 Riesling .................................... 21 Pinot Grigio ........................... 4 Tempranillo ......................... 12 Red Wines .................................... 21 Pinot Gris .............................. 4 Zinfandel ............................. 12 Pinot Noir ................................ 21 Riesling.................................. 4 Central Valley .......................... 12 Rose ............................................. 22 Central Coast ............................. 4 Contra Costa County ............... 13 Virginia ............................................. 22 Chardonnay .......................... 4 Cabernet Sauvignon ............ 13 Washington ...................................... 22 Marsanne .............................. 5 Grenache ............................ 13 White Wines ................................ 22 Moscato ................................ 5 Mourvedre .......................... 13 Chardonnay ............................. 22 Muscat Canelli ...................... 5 Zinfandel ............................. 13 Pinot Gris ................................. 22 Pinot Blanc ............................ 5 Napa ........................................ 13 Riesling .................................... 22 Riesling.................................. 5 Cabernet Franc ................... 13 Roussanne ............................... 22 Roussanne ............................ 5 Cabernet Sauvignon ............ 13 Sauvignon Blanc ...................... 22 Sauvignon Blanc .................... 5 Merlot ................................. 15 Viognier ................................... 22 Viognier ................................ 5 Petit Verdot ........................ 15 White Blend ............................ 22 White Blend .......................... 5 Petite Sirah ......................... 15 Red Wines .................................... 23 Napa .......................................... 6 Pinot Noir ............................ 16 Cabernet Sauvignon ................ 23 Chardonnay .......................... 6 Red Blend ............................ 16 Malbec .................................... 23 Riesling.................................. 6 Sangiovese .......................... 17 Merlot ..................................... 23 Sauvignon Blanc .................... 6 Shiraz .................................. 17 Red Blend ................................ 23 Viognier ................................ 7 Syrah ................................... 17 Syrah ....................................... 24 White Blend .......................... 7 Tempranillo ......................... 17 Rose ............................................. 24 ii American Wine & Spirits of California Dessert Wines.............................. 24 Red Wines .................................... 29 Rully ................................ 34 Southern Hemisphere Wines ............... 24 Cabernet Franc ........................ 29 Rully Villeranges ............. 34 Argentina ......................................... 24 Cabernet Sauvignon ................ 29 Cote de Beaune .................. 34 White Wines ................................ 24 Merlot ..................................... 29 Aloxe-Corton .................. 34 Chardonnay ............................. 24 Pinot Noir ................................ 29 Beaune ........................... 34 Sauvignon Blanc ...................... 24 Pinotage .................................. 29 Chassagne-Montrachet .. 34 Torrontes ................................ 24 Red Blend ................................ 29 Chassagne-Montrachet 1er Red Wines.................................... 24 Shiraz ....................................... 29 Cru .................................. 34 Cabernet Sauvignon ................ 24 Syrah ....................................... 29 Chassagne-Montrachet Malbec .................................... 24 Rose ............................................. 29 Grand Cru ....................... 35 Merlot ..................................... 25 Dessert Wines .............................. 29 Corton Grand Cru ........... 35 Pinot Noir ................................ 25 European Wines ................................... 30 Meursault ....................... 35 Red Blend ................................ 25 Austria .............................................. 30 Meursault 1er Cru .......... 35 Syrah ......................................
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