Finding the word "local" on a menu is practically cliché; there may  be a day when vegetables grown in a restaurant's own garden won't be  enough anymore. We might wind up at "micro-local" soon: "We grew the  greens for your salad in a pot at your table."
Given that focus on food, it seems strange that restaurants might not  feel the need to serve local wines, too. Matt Kramer of the Wine Spectator  wrote a recent column asking, "Do wine directors and sommeliers have  any obligation to champion nearby wineries?" Since he focused on  Northern California and Oregon, I thought it might be illuminating to  examine the issue in Southern California.
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