MONTEREY,CA - Local wine growers said a proposal in California to tax wine $5 a bottle will kill their business, and the California economy along with it. The Alcohol-Related Harm and Damage Services Act of 2010 would increase the excise tax on a bottle of wine 12,675 percent. That means the current tax of 4 cents on a bottle would go up to $5.11. Money from the tax would fund programs that address alcohol-related injuries and damages. But growers like Jason Smith of Paraiso Vineyards in Soledad said the tax would shut down business.