Napa.
* A California law restricting the use of "Napa" on wine labels has survived a court challenge. The U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear an appeal of a law requiring wines that use the word "Napa," or the name of any nearby region, consist by at least 75% of grapes from that region.
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