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Line 69: The majority of the state's wineries are located in the [[Snake River Valley]] west of [[Boise]].<ref name="Robinson pg 354"/> Currently there are 52 wineries in Idaho. The [[Snake River Valley AVA\|Snake River Valley]] lies in [[southwestern Idaho]] and two counties in [[Oregon]] encompassing {{convert\|8,263\|sqmi\|acre\|0}} and was designated aan [[American Viticultural Area\|American Viticultural Area (AVA)]] by the [[Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau\|Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau (TTB)]] on April 9, 2007. A petition was filed by the growers in the Snake River Valley, the [[Idaho Grape Growers and Wine Producers Commission]], and the Idaho Department of Commerce and Labor. The AVA was established for wines to bear the\|Snake River Valley label where at least 85% of the grapes used for production must be grown in the AVA. Vintners may now use the term to describe Idaho and Oregon wines made from grapes grown in the viticultural area.<ref name="Snake_River_Establish">{{cite journal \| title = Establishment of the Snake River Valley Viticultural Area (2005R-463P) \| journal = [[Federal Register]]

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