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PEARCE , Ariz. — 1764 Vineyards strives to be different, while producing wine they and their visitors enjoy.
Their wine 8 Years Later, a red wine, is a mix of Petite Sirah, Sangiovese and Petit Verdot, won a gold medal and was a finalist this year for the Governor's Cup and best of Class Other Red Blends in Phoenix earlier this year. "We’re not going to go to California, or New Mexico or Colorado to get grapes," Jules said."If we can’t find it here, we would look in the other AVAs in Arizona and if we can’t find it there then we’ll plant it and grow it ourselves.”
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