The director's new script; Francis Ford Coppola puts history back together by reviving Napa Valley's Inglenook estate

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Coppola purchased the Inglenook winery for $10 million from Heublein, which adds to the 1,600 acres of the original Inglenook Estate he already owns and gives him the entire original property. Coppola plans to invest another $10 million to renovate the 39,00-square-foot stone winery.

Filmmakers, Movie directors, Movie producers (Persons)

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Francis Ford Coppola buys Napa Valley's historic Inglenook estate from Heublein

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The film director and vintner announced that he will pay over $9 million for the estate in the Rutherford district. Coppola has long desired the property, which includes 80 acres of vineyards. Heublein has owned the winery since 1969.

Biography

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Silverado plants Italian varieties

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Silverado paid $800,000 for 60 acres of vineyard land in Napa's Soda Canyon. The winery will plant Sangiovese and Zinfandel grapes for winemaking and will also dedicate an area to 4,000 olive trees for the production of olive oil.

Wines, brandy, and brandy spirits, California, Viticulture, Silverado Vineyards

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