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Sandra
 
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Default Opici wines in So Cal.

In the late 80's I use to visit a small winery called Opici's near
Rancho Cucamonga, but I have heard it has been lost to
new houses. Does anyone know if the winery still exists
and if the wines Muscato and Asti Spumonti are still made
and available anywhere in So Cal.
Thanks.

Sandra
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