The Cucamonga Winery was a winery in Cucamonga, California - a community that became part of Rancho Cucamonga in 1977. The winery operated from 1933 until 1975, although the winery partnered with another winery in Elk Grove, California and continued to sell wine under the Cucamonga Winery label until 1983. The collection contains photographs, pamphlets, original and photocopies of wine labels, photocopies of trademark records, and other materials related to the Cucamonga Winery.

The Cucamonga Winery was a winery founded in 1933 by Alfred Accomazzo, who came to the United States from Italy in 1902. The winery was located in Cucamonga, California - a community that later became part of Rancho Cucamonga in 1977. The Cucamonga Winery mostly produced jug and table wines and it was believed to be the first winery to use Cucamonga in its name. Cucamonga Winery also sold wines under other labels, including "Romano" in New York state. Romano was the name of a big distributor in New York and the state was the winery's largest market.

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