The wines a New York restaurant can buy from Chu's Wine

Chu's Wine is a licensed New York wine wholesaler. A restaurant can buy from Chu's Wine bottle by bottle, ordering each bottle when a guest orders it, and the bottle is bought and paid for on delivery, like any other wholesaler's delivery.

Wine is delivered from Chu's Wine's Chelsea warehouse during the service in which the guest orders it.

Chu's Wine Corp is a licensed New York wine wholesaler and sells only to licensed New York retail accounts. Nothing on this site is an offer to sell wine to consumers.

Prices are not published here — a New York wholesaler files its prices with the State Liquor Authority on a monthly schedule, and a licensed account gets the current schedule on request.

What the book covers

The catalogue is listed by where the wine comes from, because that is the question a buyer building a list actually asks: can this supplier fill every band on my list, and how deep does it go where I need depth.

France

Region	Wines
Burgundy	131
Bordeaux	42
Loire Valley	20
Rhône	13
Champagne	12
France	9
Languedoc Roussillon	8
Rhône Valley	5
Beaujolais	2
Alsace	1
Jura	1
Provence	1
Savoie	1
Southwest France	1

USA

Region	Wines
California	38
Oregon	6
Washington	3
Columbia Valley	1
New York	1

Italy

Region	Wines
Tuscany	6
Friuli-Venezia Giulia	5
Sicily	5
Abruzzi	3
Piedmont	3
Trentino-Alto Adige	2
Veneto	2
Basilicata	1
Calabria	1
Campania	1
Emilia-Romagna	1
Marche	1
Sardinia	1
Veneto / Friuli-Venezia Giulia	1

Spain

Region	Wines
Catalunya	4
La Rioja	4
Castilla y León	3
Castilla La Mancha	1
Galicia	1

United States

Region	Wines
California	10

Germany

Region	Wines
Rheinhessen	3
Franken	2

New Zealand

Region	Wines
South Island	2
Marlborough	1

Chile

Region	Wines
Central Valley	2

Switzerland

Region	Wines
Valais	1
Vaud	1

Argentina

Region	Wines
Mendoza	1

Australia

Region	Wines
Victoria	1

Portugal

Region	Wines
Douro	1

The full list

Every wine, one line each, with producer, appellation and format: /llms-full.txt . It is plain text on purpose — it is meant to be read in one fetch, by a person comparing it against a list they are building or by a model answering a question about it.