1. [100.00%] Vinography: A Wine Blog: White Wine Archives
A wine blog describing adventures in food and wine in San Francisco and around the world.
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2. [100.00%] Vinography: A Wine Blog: Wines under $20 Archives
A wine blog describing adventures in food and wine in San Francisco and around the world.
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3. [100.00%] Vinography: A Wine Blog: Ramblings and Rants Archives
A wine blog describing adventures in food and wine in San Francisco and around the world.
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4. [100.00%] Vinography: A Wine Blog: Red Wine Archives
A wine blog describing adventures in food and wine in San Francisco and around the world.
http://www.vinography.com/archives/red_wine/ - 1,568.4kb

5. [60.92%] Vinography: A Wine Blog: Wine Activities Archives
A wine blog describing adventures in food and wine in San Francisco and around the world.
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6. [54.90%] Vinography: A Wine Blog: Undiscovered Wines Archives
A wine blog describing adventures in food and wine in San Francisco and around the world.
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7. [46.22%] T.D. ATF-370 Grape Variety Names for American Wines
California has many acres of grapes historically identified as ``Pinot blanc.'' Wine made from these grapes has been marketed as Pinot blanc wine. Gehrs noted that wine produced from these grapes does not resemble wine made from Pinot blanc grapes;
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8. [45.94%] Vinography: A Wine Blog: Dessert Wine Archives
A wine blog describing adventures in food and wine in San Francisco and around the world.
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9. [41.32%] Gamay Beaujolais Final Rule Text
its volume is derived from grapes of that variety. Accordingly, ATF proposed to allow the use of the designation ``Gamay Beaujolais'' only where the wine derived not less than 75 percent of its volume from Pinot noir grapes or Napa Gamay grapes.
http://www.wineinstitute.org/industry/reflib/pub/fed/fedregister/gamay_beaujolais_final_rule.htm - 91.5kb