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This file describes the contents of the WINE dataset
developed for the CPE 365, Introduction to Databases,
course at Cal Poly.

The dataset contains information about the ratings of a variety of
wines produced in California. The ratings were published
in a number of issues of the Wine Spectator magazine. Version 1.0
of the dataset includes only the wines produced out of a single grape
and only the wines produced in the state of California.


General Conventions.

1. All files in the dataset are CSV (comma-separated values) files.
2. First line of each file provides the names of
columns. Second line may be empty, or may contain
the first row of the data.
3. All string values are enclosed in single quotes (')


The dataset consists of the following files:

- appelations.csv : list of appelations/American Viticultural Areas (AVAs)
- grapes.csv : list of grape varieties
- wine.csv : list of wines and their ratings


Individual files have the following formats.

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appelations.csv

No : line number in the CSV file
Appelation: name of the appelation/AVA/grape-growing region
County: county (if applicable) in which the area is located
State: state in which the area is located
Area: general geographic area in which the grape-growing region is located
isAVA: a flag specifying whether the region is recognized as an American
Viticultural Area (AVA) by federal regulations.

Notes: "Appelation" is a general term for geographic grape origins in a wine.
Grape origins are always listed on wine labels.
In the US, appropriate origins are either AVAs (American Viticultural Areas)
or counties, in which the grapes were grown. Most AVAs respect geographical
boundaries (state, county, so on), but some - do not.
In the dataset, some AVAs shown as located in a single county are actually
located in multiple counties (we chose the "main" county of location).
This is done to simplify the dataset. Other AVAs transcend county borders
in ways that make county attribution meaningless. The value 'N/a' is used
in such cases. General geographic areas, as they are currently used
are subregions of a single state.

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grapes.csv

ID: unique identifier of a grape (line number in the CSV file)
Grape: name of the grape varietal
Color: color of the grape (a.k.a, color of the wine when made solely of
this grape)

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wine.csv

No.: unique identifier of the wine (line number in the CSV file)
Grape: grape varietal from which the wine is made (see grapes.Grape)
Winery: maker of the wine (usually a winery name)
Appelation: origin of the grapes (see applations.Appelation)
State: state of the grapes' origin (same as appelations.State)
Name: name of the wine
Year: year of the wine vintage
Price: price of one bottle of wine in (whole) US dollars
Score: Wine Spectator magazine rating of the wine on the 100 point scale
Cases: number of cases of the wine produced by its maker
Drink: drinking advice

Notes: only wines produced from a single grape are included in the dataset (no blends).
All wines in the dataset are from California. Drinking advice is simplified. Either
the field contains the value 'now' which means that wine can be enjoyed to its fullest
potential at the moment it was rated by the Wine Spectator magazine, or
it contains a year in which the wine is predicted to reach its full potential.
Wine name is either a special name given to the wine by its makers and found on
the label, or is the name of the grape varietal.

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Permission granted to use and distribute this dataset in its current form,
provided this file is kept unchanged and is distributed together with the
data.

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http://users.csc.calpoly.edu/~dekhtyar/365-Spring2017/index.html
List all AVAs located in Monterey county. Output just the names of the AVA appellations

************************************************************

This file describes the contents of the WINE dataset

developed for the CPE 365, Introduction to Databases,

course at Cal Poly.

The dataset contains information about the ratings of a variety of

wines produced in California. The ratings were published

in a number of issues of the Wine Spectator magazine. Version 1.0

of the dataset includes only the wines produced out of a single grape

and only the wines produced in the state of California.

General Conventions.

1. All files in the dataset are CSV (comma-separated values) files.

2. First line of each file provides the names of

columns. Second line may be empty, or may contain

the first row of the data.

3. All string values are enclosed in single quotes (')

The dataset consists of the following files:

- appelations.csv : list of appelations/American Viticultural Areas (AVAs)

- grapes.csv : list of grape varieties

- wine.csv : list of wines and their ratings

Individual files have the following formats.

**************************************************************************

appelations.csv

No : line number in the CSV file

Appelation: name of the appelation/AVA/grape-growing region

County: county (if applicable) in which the area is located

State: state in which the area is located

Area: general geographic area in which the grape-growing region is located

isAVA: a flag specifying whether the region is recognized as an American

Viticultural Area (AVA) by federal regulations.

Notes: "Appelation" is a general term for geographic grape origins in a wine.

Grape origins are always listed on wine labels.

In the US, appropriate origins are either AVAs (American Viticultural Areas)

or counties, in which the grapes were grown. Most AVAs respect geographical

boundaries (state, county, so on), but some - do not.

In the dataset, some AVAs shown as located in a single county are actually

located in multiple counties (we chose the "main" county of location).

This is done to simplify the dataset. Other AVAs transcend county borders

in ways that make county attribution meaningless. The value 'N/a' is used

in such cases. General geographic areas, as they are currently used

are subregions of a single state.

**************************************************************************

grapes.csv

ID: unique identifier of a grape (line number in the CSV file)

Grape: name of the grape varietal

Color: color of the grape (a.k.a, color of the wine when made solely of

this grape)

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wine.csv

No.: unique identifier of the wine (line number in the CSV file)

Grape: grape varietal from which the wine is made (see grapes.Grape)

Winery: maker of the wine (usually a winery name)

Appelation: origin of the grapes (see applations.Appelation)

State: state of the grapes' origin (same as appelations.State)

Name: name of the wine

Year: year of the wine vintage

Price: price of one bottle of wine in (whole) US dollars

Score: Wine Spectator magazine rating of the wine on the 100 point scale

Cases: number of cases of the wine produced by its maker

Drink: drinking advice

Notes: only wines produced from a single grape are included in the dataset (no blends).

All wines in the dataset are from California. Drinking advice is simplified. Either

the field contains the value 'now' which means that wine can be enjoyed to its fullest

potential at the moment it was rated by the Wine Spectator magazine, or

it contains a year in which the wine is predicted to reach its full potential.

Wine name is either a special name given to the wine by its makers and found on

the label, or is the name of the grape varietal.

**************************************************************************

Permission granted to use and distribute this dataset in its current form,

provided this file is kept unchanged and is distributed together with the

data.

**************************************************************************

http://users.csc.calpoly.edu/~dekhtyar/365-Spring2017/index.html

List all AVAs located in Monterey county. Output just the names of the AVA appellations