What little snobs are made of

Article Abstract:

Children who are brought up with all of the refined things in life can act snobbish from a very early age. But some think that these same children rebel in their teenage years by reverting to lower class standards. Either way, they will at least know how to pick a good wine and take the cork out of a bottle.

Column, Children of the rich, Rich children

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Coming home: Eb Sbragia's new wines are a tribute to his father

Article Abstract:

Ed Sbragia of Beringer Vineyards, famous for his Napa Valley wines, has developed his own brand, Sbragia Family, as a gesture of gratitude and tribute to his father. A description on his wines, produced from both his native soil and adopted territory Napa, is presented.

Management dynamics, Wine & Brandy, Management, Evaluation, Company business management, Vintners, Sbragia, Ed

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Charity wine auction proceeds grow in 2000

Article Abstract:

The top 10 charity wine auctions held in 2000 raised more than $17 million. The Napa Valley Wine Auction led the auctions in fundraising, bringing in $9,579,600. An accompanying table lists the top 10 charity auctions by total bids.

Donations, Statistics, Fund raising

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