A battle over a name riles Napa Valley

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The Franzia family-owned Bronco Wine Co. was the subject of a protest lodged with the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms. Local vintners in Napa Valley protest Bronco's use of the misleading Rutherford Vineyards label on wines made with non-Napa Valley grapes.

Cases, Napa Valley, Wine labels, Bronco Wine Co.

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One-woman show in Napa Valley

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Viader, a 34-year-old Argentinian, has battled the environment and local regulations to emerge as a vintner in the St.-Emilion style. Her wine, an excellent blend of Cabernet Sauvignon and Cabernet Franc, is being marketed for $25 a bottle.

Management, Viader, Delia, Viader Vineyards

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Fashion conscious

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Schwartz loaned Calvin Klein $10,000 in 1968 to start a shop and the pair are still partners today in the $2.5 billion empire.Schwartz is chairman and CEO, taking care of the business side. He discusses wine and other topics.

Officials and employees, Cover Story, Interview, Calvin Klein Inc., Schwartz, Barry

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