Turley, Bryant square off in Napa trial

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Turley and her husband, John Wetlaufer were awarded $255,000 by the Napa County Superior Court jury after deciding that Don Bryant had breached a legal contract with this high-profile couple. Winemaker Helen Turley and viticulturist John Wetlaufer claimed their consulting contract was terminated prematurely although working hard into developing Bryant Family Vineyard into a top Napa Cabernet winery.

Contracts & orders received, Contracts & orders let, Contracts, Contract agreement

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Shepherding winemaking dreams in Napa Valley

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Mark Herold, who owns 'Merus Wines' with his wife Erika Gottl, consults for a number of aspiring Napa vintners. Herold believes that quality will always win inspite of competition and that the public will hopefully focus on wines that are good, not just on their name recognition, but also on their own merit.

Wine and wine making, Wine making, Herold, Mark

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Gemstone: Polishing a jewel of a vineyard

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Paul Frank's Gemstone vineyard in Napa valley was founded in 1992 where the wines of high demand are produced. In his vineyard the grapes are grown with open, airy canopies, and high technology devices are used for the purpose.

California, Vineyards, Frank, Paul

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