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AGAJANIAN Premium Bulk Wine List - Available for Sale* *Availability and Prices Are Subject to Change at Any Time Due to Market Conditions AGAJANIAN Premium Bulk Wine List - Available for Sale* *Availability and prices are subject to change at any time due to market conditions. Gallons AV Lot # Variety Vintage AVA Alc % Market Comments For Sale 14108B Barbera 2014 California 14.4% 2,495 14101 Black Muscat 2014 California 7.3% 3,100 15036 Cabernet Franc 2015 Sonoma County 720 15112A Cabernet Sauvignon 2015 California 13.99% 17,004 Raspberry and red cherry 15112B Cabernet Sauvignon 2015 California 14.10% 12,933 Raspberry and red cherry 15112C Cabernet Sauvignon 2015 California 14.51% 19,657 Raspberry and red cherry 15324 Cabernet Sauvignon 2015 California-Lodi 11,892 Good color, graphite and blackberry 15091 Cabernet Sauvignon 2015 Mendocino 14.57% 3,509 Big tannins, good color 15067B Cabernet Sauvignon 2015 Napa Valley-Chiles Valley 13.70% 3,258 15103 Cabernet Sauvignon 2015 Paso Robles 13.17% 599 Medium body, good color, spicy 15008-1 Cabernet Sauvignon 2015 Yountville 169 14027 Chardonnay 2014 Clearlake 14.3% 2,950 15210-A Chardonnay 2015 California 14.30% 2,238 Peach and tangerine 15096 Chardonnay 2015 Mendocino 14.80% 118 Oak Style 15060 Chardonnay 2015 Sonoma-Carneros 14.23% 2,150 Apple, citrus and pear 14348 Chenin Blanc 2014 Clarksburg/California 14.7% 2,062 14158 Merlot 2014 Paso Robles 16.8% 236 15330 Merlot 2015 Clarksburg 15.69% 2,400 Smooth tannins with red fruit 10294 Merlot 2015 Lake County 10,000 15007 Merlot 2015 Mendocino 11,226 15035-2 Merlot 2015 Napa Valley 3,118 15094 Merlot 2015 Napa Valley-Oak Knoll 14.22% 4,745 Good color, black plum and blueberry 15158 Merlot 2015 Paso Robles 14.15% 18,142 Earthy, black fruit and geranium 15084 Merlot 2015 Sonoma County 13.30% 8,312 Good tannins and red cherry 15122C Moscato 2015 California 12.62% 7,075 RS 2.96 14143 Muscat Canelli 2014 California 7.6% 12,220 13204 Muscat of Alexandria 2013 California 11.62% 567 4.38% RS 15122B Muscat of Alexandria 2015 California 12.46% 1,089 RS 3.29 15119 Orange Muscat 2015 California 11.75% 3,219 RS 3.91, Peach pastry and orange blossom 14303 Petite Sirah 2014 California 13.7% 1,269 15303 Petite Sirah 2015 California 9,881 Currant, coffee and chocolate 15029 Petite Sirah 2015 Clearlake 1,320 15160 Petite Sirah 2015 Paso Robles 2,400 15034 Petite Verdot 2015 Sonoma County 590 15135 Pinot Grigio 2015 California 13.30% 535 10227 Pinot Noir 2014 Sonoma Coast 14.60% 1,550 15012 Pinot Noir 2015 Sonoma Coast 13.60% 625 15072 Pinot Noir 2015 Sonoma Mountain 13.00% 2,070 Cherry cola and tobacco 10281 Red Blend 2013 Napa Valley 458 14219-3 Rubired 2014 California 12.5% 5,525 14029 Sauvignon Blanc 2014 Clearlake 13.8% 5,515 14018-2 Sauvignon Blanc 2014 Clearlake 13.3% 12,119 Tropical fruit nose with grassy notes and citrus 15081 Sauvignon Blanc 2015 Lake County 13.30% 1,045 Organic 15031 Sauvignon Blanc 2015 Napa Valley 15.10% 380 Citrus and floral notes 15027 Syrah 2015 Bennett Valley 169 15083 Syrah 2015 Clearlake 5,702 15097 Syrah 2015 Mendocino 14.43% 20,934 Earthy, red cherry and floral 15153 Viognier 2015 Paso Robles 13.72% 2,922 Green apple and dried apricot 15123 Zinfandel 2015 California 23,633 14120 Zinfandel 2014 Paso Robles 16.4% 619 Coming Soon 15030 Barbera 2015 Clearlake 3,700 Not Released 15318 Malbec 2015 Lodi 3,658 Not Released 15028 Sangiovese 2015 Clearlake 490 Not Released 15200 Zinfandel 2015 California 4,735 Not Released Please call Jennifer Hibbard, Bulk Wine Manager, for any inquiries at (707) 252-4800.
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