The glory that was Inglenook

Article Abstract:

Inglenook in the Napa Valley, CA, produced some of the best and enduring red wines during a thirty year period from 1933. The estate's owner John Daniel Jr. had many skills, but financial difficulties led to him selling the estate and its wines have never achieved the same quality.

Cover Story, Behavior, Daniel, John, Jr., Inglenook, Napa Valley, CA

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Troubled times for Inglenook and BV

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Heublein-Grand Met-IDV owns the troubled BV, Inglenook and Christian Brothers wineries. Reorganization and consolidation will mean that Christian Brothers and Inglenook will not have functioning wineries in Napa Valley, CA.

Editorial, Finance, Heublein-Grand Met-IDV

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A look ahead: the 2002 vintage is marked by quality swings

Article Abstract:

Buying futures for 2002, California Cabernets would be risky business at this stages; 2002 vintage appeared to be a mixed vintage. Many producers though consider 2002 as an exceptional year.

United States, Product information, Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Forecasts and trends, Wine industry, Market trend/market analysis, Cabernet (Wine)

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