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Hawaii includes the listed appellation of Ulupalakua. On Maui, MauiWine makes sparkling grape wine from vines grown on the island's largest volcano.

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Hawaii, Mountain & Southwest
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Ulupalakua
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Atlas locationHawaii · Mountain & Southwest20.68° N · 156.40° WOpen in Atlas

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Ulupalakua is a wine appellation in Hawaii. On Maui, MauiWine makes sparkling grape wine from vines grown on the island's largest volcano. Maui Carnelian production ended after its last crop in 2009.

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