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Schedule of Wine Prices to Retailers Form PS-2B Schedule of Wine Prices to Retailers Age or Price to # of Term % Wholesalers btls. Discount of Brand Label Registration # Neutral Alcohol per per per for Type of Beverage & Brand Name NYSItem Sale Size Spirits % btl. case case Quantity Dessert Fruit Wine Cocchi Barolo Chinato BLR#TTB# 06241000000062/ comes in triangle gift box HZ9111 NYS 500ML NV 17 0.00 408.00 12 $2.00 ON 12 BT, $4.00 ON 36 BT HZ9110 NYS 1L NV 17 0.00 588.00 12 $1.00 ON 6 BT, $2.00 ON 12 BT Domaine Pinnacle Ice Apple Wine BLR#TTB# 09114001000283/ DDP4000 NYS 375ML NV 12 0.00 300.00 12 20.00% ON 6BT Cocchi Americano Bianco Aperitif Wine BLR#TTB# 09282001000302/ HZ9100 NYS 750ML NV 17 0.00 207.00 12 $1.50 ON 6BT, $2.50 ON 12BT, $3.00 ON 36BT Bonal Gentiane Quina Aperitif Wine BLR#TTB# 10029001000186/ HZ9550 NYS 750ML NV 17 0.00 186.00 12 $0.50 ON 6 BT, $1.50 ON 12 BT, $2.00 ON 36 BT Byrrh Grand Quinquina BLR#TTB# 10104001000186/ HZ9560 NYS 750ML NV 18 0.00 186.00 12 $0.50 ON 6 BT, $1.50 ON 12 BT, $2.00 ON 36 BT Cardamaro Aperitif Wine BLR#TTB# 10136001000005/ HZ9200 NYS 750ML NV 17 0.00 234.00 12 $1.50 ON 6 BT, $2.50 ON 12 BT, $3.00 ON 36 BT Villa Moresca Zibibbo Dessert Wine Sicilia BLR#TTB# 10148003000055/ VIS5700 NYS 500ML NV 16 0.00 84.00 6 Net Cocchi Americano Rosa Aperitif Wine BLR#TTB# 12232001000028/ HZ9105 NYS NV 17 0.00 207.00 12 $1.50 ON 6BT, $2.50 ON 12BT, $3.00 ON 36BT Cappelletti Aperitivo BLR#TTB# 13013001000097/ HZ9300 NYS 750ML NV 17 0.00 186.00 12 $0.50 ON 6 BT, $1.50 ON 12 BT, $2.00 ON 36 BT, $3.00 ON 60 BT Saba Yair's Winery Sweet Pomegranate Wine BLR#TTB# 16050001000489/ NYS VV 15 0.00 140.00 12 $20.00 ON 3CS, $60.00 ON 5CS Saba Yair's Winery Semi Sweet Pomegranate Wine BLR#TTB# 16050001000496/ NYS VV 15 0.00 140.00 12 $20.00 ON 3CS, $60.00 ON 5CS MHW 1129 Northern Blvd., Suite 312 Manhasset, New York 11030 Effective Month of May 2021 SCHEDULE OF WINE PRICES TO RETAILERS 1 Age or Price to # of Term % Wholesalers btls. Discount of Brand Label Registration # Neutral Alcohol per per per for Type of Beverage & Brand Name NYSItem Sale Size Spirits % btl. case case Quantity Dessert Fruit Wine Mas Blanc Banyuls 'LE COLLOQUE' BLR#TTB# 19207001000726/ NYS NV 16 0.00 171.00 12 $0.50 ON 3BT, $1.00 ON 6BT, $1.25 ON 12BT Amaro Pasubio Vino Amaro TTB#BLR# P/ NYS 750.00M NV 17 0.00 198.00 12 $0.50 ON 3 BT, L $1.00 ON 12 BT, $2.00 ON 24 BT Cap Corse Mattei Cap Corse Mattei Blanc Quinquina BLR#TTB# P/ NYS 750.00M NV 17 0.00 198.00 12 $1.50 ON 6 BT, L $2.50 ON 12 BT, $3.00 ON 36 BT Quinta dos Pesos Carcavelos BLR#TTB# P/ NYS 750ML 1987 19 0.00 198.00 6 $0.50 ON 3BT, $1.00 ON 12BT NYS 500ML 1988 19 0.00 195.00 6 $0.50 ON 3BT, $1.00 ON 12BT Cap Corse Mattei Cap Corse Mattei Rouge Quinquina BLR#TTB# P/ NYS NV 17 0.00 198.00 12 $1.50 ON 6 BT, $2.50 ON 12 BT, $3.00 ON 36 BT Belem's Madeira - Medium Dry BLR#TTB# P/ NYS VV 18 0.00 120.00 12 $0.75 ON 12BT, $1.50 ON 24BT, $2.00 ON 36BT Belem's Madeira - Sweet BLR#TTB# P/ NYS VV 18 0.00 120.00 12 $0.75 ON 12BT, $1.50 ON 24BT, $2.00 ON 36BT Saveiro Vento do Oeste Madeira Medium Swweet BLR#TTB# P/ NYS VV 18 0.00 180.00 12 $0.75 ON 12BT, $2.00 ON 24BT Villa Oeiras Carcavelos 15 year old BLR#TTB# P/ 12 to 6 pack NYR May. KN NYS 500.00M NV 17 0.00 108.00 6 $0.50 ON 3BT, L $1.00 ON 12BT Ostinato Fine Ambra Secco Marsala BLR#TTB# P/ NYS NV 17 0.00 99.00 12 $0.50 ON 3BT, $1.00 ON 12BT Ostinato Fine Ambra Dolce Marsala BLR#TTB# P/ NYS NV 17 0.00 99.00 12 $0.50 ON 3BT, $1.00 ON 12BT MHW 1129 Northern Blvd., Suite 312 Manhasset, New York 11030 Effective Month of May 2021 SCHEDULE OF WINE PRICES TO RETAILERS 2 Age or Price to # of Term % Wholesalers btls. Discount of Brand Label Registration # Neutral Alcohol per per per for Type of Beverage & Brand Name NYSItem Sale Size Spirits % btl. case case Quantity Dessert Fruit Wine Villa Oeiras Carcavelos 'Nacional' 12-Year Old BLR#TTB# P/ NYS NV 17 0.00 100.50 6 $0.50 ON 3BT, $1.00 ON 12BT CARUSSIN MOSCATO DASTI FILARI CORTI BLR#TTB# P/ NYS 750.00M NV 13 0.00 136.00 12 $4.00 ON 3CS, L $20.00 ON 5CS CHATEAU LA CLOTTE-CAZALIS SAUTERNES BLR#TTB# P/ NYS 375.00M 2011 13 0.00 280.00 12 L LANCIOLA VIN SANTO DEL CHIANTI DOC BLR#TTB# P/ NYS 375.00M 2008 13 0.00 272.00 6 $16.00 ON 2 CS, L $16.00 ON 2 CS TORO ALBALA DON PX BLR#TTB# P/ NYS 375.00M 2015 13 0.00 192.00 12 L NYS 375.00M 2016 13 0.00 192.00 12 L NYS 375.00M 2017 13 0.00 192.00 12 L TORO ALBALA DON PX GRAN RESERVA BLR#TTB# P/ NYS 1.50L 1986 13 0.00 772.00 6 NYS 375.00M 1987 13 0.00 336.00 12 L NYS 750.00M 1990 13 0.00 300.00 6 L NYS 375.00M 1990 13 0.00 304.00 12 L TORO ALBALA DON PX GRAN RESERVA WOOD BOX BLR#TTB# P/ NYS 750.00M 1988 13 0.00 280.00 6 L NYS 750.00M 1987 13 0.00 280.00 6 L TORO ALBALA SELECCION 1965 BLR#TTB# P/ NYS 1.50L 1965 13 0.00 418.00 1 CHATEAU LOUPIAC-GAUDIET LOUPIAC BLR#TTB# P/ NYS 500.00M 2016 13 0.00 136.00 12 Net L Dessert Flavored Wine Absentroux Herbal Wine Specialty BLR#TTB# 13350001000217/ NYS 750ML NV 18 0.00 90.00 6 $3.00 ON 3CS, $9.00 ON 5CS MONTANARO - VERMOUTH TORINO BIANCO MONTANARO - VERMOUTH TORINO BIANCO TTB#BLR# P/ NYS 750.00M VV 16 0.00 106.02 6 $1.17 ON 3BT, L $2.17 ON 6BT, $3.67 ON 18BT MHW 1129 Northern Blvd., Suite 312 Manhasset, New York 11030 Effective Month of May 2021 SCHEDULE OF WINE PRICES TO RETAILERS 3 Age or Price to # of Term % Wholesalers btls. Discount of Brand Label Registration # Neutral Alcohol per per per for Type of Beverage & Brand Name NYSItem Sale Size Spirits % btl. case case Quantity Dessert Flavored Wine MONTANARO - VERMOUTH TORINO EXTRA DRY MONTANARO - VERMOUTH TORINO EXTRA DRY BLR#TTB# P/ NYS 750.00M VV 16 0.00 106.02 6 $1.17 ON 3BT, L $2.17 ON 6BT, $3.67 ON 18BT MONTANARO - VERMOUTH TORINO ROSSO MONTANARO - VERMOUTH TORINO ROSSO BLR#TTB# P/ NYS 750.00M VV 16 0.00 106.02 6 $1.17 ON 3BT, L $2.17 ON 6BT, $3.67 ON 18BT Dessert Port/Sherry/(Cooking) Pitaud Pineau des Charentes Blanc BLR#TTB# 07155003000021/ GXPIT2000 NYS VV 17 0.00 200.00 12 10.00% ON 2 CS Pitaud Pineau des Charentes Rose BLR#TTB# 07155003000021/ GXPIT2500 NYS VV 17 0.00 200.00 12 10.00% ON 2 CS Pitaud Pink Pineau des Charentes Rose BLR#TTB# 07155003000021/ GXPIT2800 NYS VV 17 0.00 222.00 12 10.00% ON 2 CS Chateau Grand Jauga Sauternes BLR#TTB# 13161001000294/ NYS 375.00M 2009 14 0.00 240.00 24 20.00% ON 5 CS L Noble One Botrytis Semillon / Riverina BLR#TTB# 15104001000535/ NYS 375ML VV 10 0.00 260.00 12 Net Katlav Judean Hills Merlot Perit Verdot Nes Harim BLR#TTB# 16048001000489/ NYS VV 15 0.00 189.00 6 $9.00 ON 3CS, $15.00 ON 5CS Katlav Judean Hills Cab Sauv Merlot Petit Verdot Cab Franc Wadi Katlav BLR#TTB# 16048001000493/ NYS VV 15 0.00 189.00 6 $9.00 ON 3CS, $15.00 ON 5CS Pondview Estate Vidal Icewine BLR#TTB# 16112001000332/ NYS 2014 11 0.00 340.08 12 $0.67 ON 12BT, $1.35 ON 36BT Fortelo Della Luja Moscato Passito Piasa Rischei Loazzolo TTB#BLR# P/ NYS 2009 11 0.00 100.00 12 Net Katlav BOAZ BLR#TTB# P/ NYS VV 15 0.00 510.00 6 $20.00 ON 3CS, $70.00 ON 5CS Katlav BLANC DE NOIR BLR#TTB# P/ NYS VV 15 0.00 150.00 6 $8.00 ON 3CS, $18.00 ON 5CS MHW 1129 Northern Blvd., Suite 312 Manhasset, New York 11030 Effective Month of May 2021 SCHEDULE OF WINE PRICES TO RETAILERS 4 Age or Price to # of Term % Wholesalers btls. Discount of Brand Label Registration # Neutral Alcohol per per per for Type of Beverage & Brand Name NYSItem Sale Size Spirits % btl. case case Quantity Dessert Port/Sherry/(Cooking) Drimia SAUVIGNON BLANC BLR#TTB# P/ NYS VV 15 0.00 120.00 6 $12.00 ON 3CS, $20.00 ON 5CS Har Bracha Winery Pura Port BLR#TTB# P/ NYS VV 13 0.00 440.00 12 $40.00 ON 3CS Black Noble 10 Years Old / Riverina BLR#TTB# P/ NYS VV 15 0.00 192.00 6 Net Old Boys 21 Years Old Tawny / Riverina BLR#TTB# P/ NYS VV 15 0.00 192.00 6 Net Porto Valriz 40 year old Tawny Port BLR#TTB# P/ NYS VV 20 0.00 1,080.00 12 Net Porto Valriz 30 year old Tawny Port BLR#TTB# P/ NYS VV 20 0.00 720.00 12 Net Porto Valriz 20 year old Tawny Port BLR#TTB# P/ NYS VV 20 0.00 456.00 12 Net Porto Valriz 10 year old Tawny Port BLR#TTB# P/ NYS VV 20 0.00 228.00 12 Net Porto Valriz 2016 Vintage Port BLR#TTB# P/ NYS VV 20 0.00 600.00 12 Net Porto Valriz LBV 2015 Port BLR#TTB# P/ NYS VV 20 0.00 192.00 12 Net Porto Valriz Lagrima Port BLR#TTB# P/ NYS VV 20 0.00 120.00 12 Net Porto Valriz Tawny Port BLR#TTB# P/ NYS VV 20 0.00 120.00 12 $12.00 ON 1CS, $24.00 ON 3CS Porto Valriz Ruby Port BLR#TTB# P/ NYS VV 20 0.00 120.00 12 $12.00 ON 1CS Wine Low Alcohol Dolce Bianco Moscato Piemonte DOC BLR# P / 0257411 expired SWM6000 NYS 750ML VV 6 0.00 102.00 12 3.921% ON 3 CS, CLIENT ID L2 7.843% ON 5 CS, 11.765% ON 10 CS MHW 1129 Northern Blvd., Suite 312 Manhasset, New York 11030 Effective Month of May 2021 SCHEDULE OF WINE PRICES TO RETAILERS 5 Age or Price to # of Term % Wholesalers btls.
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