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7 Best New Wine Lists of 2007

Posted Jul 18, 07 11:48 AM CDT in Arts & Living 

(Newser) – Food & Wine magazine names its favorite new restaurant wine lists from around the country.

  1. Catalan, Houston, TX
  2. Addison, San Diego, CA
  3. Perbacco, San Francisco, CA
  4. Craftsteak, New York, NY
  5. Osteria di Tramonto, Wheeling, IL

  1. Restaurant Guy Savoy, Las Vegas, NV
  2. Bin 26 Enoteca, Boston, MA

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