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October/November/December 2015 TABLE of CONTENTS NORTH AMERICAN WINES M Product Catalog October/November/December 2015 TABLE OF CONTENTS NORTH AMERICAN WINES M .......................................................................12 WINES ON TAP CALIFORNIA M. TRINCHERO WINERY .....................................13 ANGELINE WINES ..............................................23 MACPHAIL..........................................................13 ALTVS ...................................................................1 MARTIN RAY CORE .............................................13 EUROPEAN WINE ANAKOTA VINEYARDS ..........................................1 MARTIN RAY RESERVE WINES ..............................13 ANCIEN ...............................................................1 AUSTRIA MATANZAS CREEK WINERY .................................13 ANGELINE WINES ................................................1 MERRYVALE ........................................................13 FRED LOIMER .....................................................23 ARROWOOD VINEYARD .......................................1 MERUS ...............................................................14 HUBER ZWEIGHELT ............................................23 ARTEZIN WINES ....................................................1 MICHAEL MONDAVI ...........................................14 LAURENZ V ........................................................24 ATALON WINERY ..................................................2 MINER WINES.....................................................14 PRAGER ..............................................................24 BARRYMORE .........................................................2 MT BRAVE...........................................................14 RUDI PICHLER ....................................................24 BEARBOAT WINERY ..............................................2 NAPA ANGEL .....................................................14 SEKTKELLERI SZIGETI ..........................................24 BENZIGER FAMILY WINERY ...................................2 NEAL FAMILY VINEYARDS ....................................15 WEINGUT RUDI PICHLER ....................................24 BLUE ROCK ..........................................................2 NOBU MATSUHISA .............................................15 WEINGUT STADT KREMS .....................................24 BON MARCHE ......................................................2 OBERON ............................................................15 FRANCE BR COHN ............................................................2 OSSO ANNA ......................................................15 BREGGO ..............................................................2 ATHERTON .........................................................24 PAHLMEYER ........................................................15 BREWER CLIFTON .................................................3 BICHOT BOURGOGNE ......................................25 PELTON HOUSE WINES ......................................15 BROWN ESTATE ....................................................3 BOLLINGER ........................................................25 PRIDE MOUNTAIN VINEYARDS ............................15 BUEHLER VINEYARDS ............................................3 CAHTEAU BEAU .................................................25 RAEBURN ...........................................................16 BUENA VISTA........................................................3 CHATEAU BELLEVUE ...........................................25 RED CAR WINES .................................................16 BUONCHRISTIANI FAMILY WINERY .......................3 CHATEAU BOUTISSE ...........................................25 REYNOLDS FAMILY WINERY ................................16 BURGESS CELLARS ...............................................3 CHATEAU D’AQUERIA ........................................25 ROBERT CRAIG WINE CELLARS ...........................16 BYRON VINEYARD ................................................3 CHATEAU DE MALENGIN ...................................25 ROCCA FAMILY VINEYARDS ................................16 CAKEBREAD CELLARS ...........................................4 CHATEAU DE ST COSME ....................................25 ROTH ESTATE .....................................................16 CALISTA ...............................................................4 CHATEAU DU MOULIN A VENT ..........................25 SANCTUARY .......................................................16 CAMBRIA WINERY ................................................4 CHATEAU LA FLEUR ............................................26 SCHRADER CELLARS ...........................................16 CARDINALE ..........................................................4 CHATEAU LASSEGUE ..........................................26 SCHUG WINERY .................................................17 CARMEL ROAD WINERY ........................................4 CHATEAU MONT-REDON ...................................26 SEQUANA VINEYARDS ........................................17 CARNEROS HILLS .................................................4 CHATEAU MONTELENA ......................................26 SEQUOIA GROVE WINERY .................................17 CENYTH ...............................................................4 CHATEAU ST. GEORGES .....................................26 SONOMA COAST VINEYARD ..............................17 CHALK HILL WINERY.............................................5 CHATEAU VIGNOT .............................................26 SONOMA HILLS .................................................17 CHAMP DE REVES .................................................5 CLOS CANON ...................................................26 SONOMA-CUTRER VINEYARDS ...........................17 CHARDENET ........................................................5 CLOS DE L’ORATOIRE .........................................27 SPELLBOUND .....................................................17 CHATEAU MONTELENA ........................................5 DOM TOURMALINE ............................................27 SPOTTSWOODE .................................................18 CLOS DU VAL WINERY .........................................5 DOMAINE BRUSSET ............................................27 SPRING MOUNTAIN VINEYARD ...........................18 CLOS PEGASE ......................................................6 DOMAINE CHANSON ........................................27 STAR ANGLE .......................................................18 CLOUDS REST ......................................................6 DOMAINE DE COUSSERGUES ............................27 STAR LANE VINEYARD .........................................18 COSENTINO ........................................................6 DOMAINE DE PALLUS .........................................28 STONESTREET WINERY .......................................18 DIERBERG VINEYARD ............................................6 DOMAINE DES BAUMARD ..................................28 STONY HILL .......................................................18 DOMAINE LA BARROCHE .....................................6 DOMAINE DES BERMADINS ................................28 STUHLMULLER ....................................................18 DUTTON-GOLDFIELD ..........................................7 DOMAINE DES ROUET .......................................28 SWEENY RANCH ................................................19 EHLERS ESTATE WINERY ........................................7 DOMAINE FERRET ..............................................28 SWEETWATER RANCH .........................................19 EMBLEM ...............................................................7 DOMAINE HUET .................................................28 SYMPHONIA ......................................................19 FANTESCA ...........................................................7 DOMAINE LAROCHE ..........................................28 TAKEN WINE COMPANY .....................................19 FARRIER ................................................................7 DOMAINE LEFLAIVE ............................................29 TEXTBOOK .........................................................19 FEL.......................................................................7 DOMAINE MORDORE’E ......................................29 THIRTEEN APPELLATIONS ....................................19 FIRST PRESS ..........................................................7 DOMAINE TALMARD ...........................................29 THREE STICKS.....................................................19 FLINT & STEEL ......................................................8 E. GUIGAL .........................................................29 THUMBPRINT .....................................................19 FOG CREST ..........................................................8 FRANCOS LURTON ............................................29 TOURNESOL ......................................................20 FOG THEORY .......................................................8 GERARD BERTRAND ............................................30 TRINCHERO FAMILY ESTATES ..............................20 FOLEY ESTATES.....................................................8 GOSSET .............................................................30 TURNBULL..........................................................20 FOLEY-JOHNSON ................................................8
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