Anyone know more about this new "super small" production wine/winery that they
are starting together?

"EMRinVT" > wrote in message
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> Anyone know more about this new "super small" production wine/winery that
> they
> are starting together?

I read about it the other day. Apparently the sons of Peter Mondavi
(Charles Krug Winery) and Robert Mondavi are contributing a half barrel each
of their best stuff (Cabernet, I assume) to be blended and bottled as a sort
of symbolic burying of the hatchet. I'm quite sure it'll be hard to get and
_very_ expen$ive.

Tom S

Glad to see the peace. Nothing in life is more important than family and
this is nice to see.


"Tom S" > wrote in message
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> "EMRinVT" > wrote in message
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>> Anyone know more about this new "super small" production wine/winery that
>> they
>> are starting together?
>
> I read about it the other day. Apparently the sons of Peter Mondavi
> (Charles Krug Winery) and Robert Mondavi are contributing a half barrel
> each of their best stuff (Cabernet, I assume) to be blended and bottled as
> a sort of symbolic burying of the hatchet. I'm quite sure it'll be hard
> to get and _very_ expen$ive.
>
> Tom S
>

Tom S wrote:
> "EMRinVT" > wrote in message
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>
>>Anyone know more about this new "super small" production wine/winery that
>>they
>>are starting together?
>
>
> I read about it the other day. Apparently the sons of Peter Mondavi
> (Charles Krug Winery) and Robert Mondavi are contributing a half barrel each
> of their best stuff (Cabernet, I assume) to be blended and bottled as a sort
> of symbolic burying of the hatchet. I'm quite sure it'll be hard to get and
> _very_ expen$ive.

Maybe some of it will show up as part of a very high-end
lot at the 2005 Auction Napa Valley...

Dana

Dana H. Myers wrote:

> Tom S wrote:
>
>> "EMRinVT" > wrote in message
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>>
>>> Anyone know more about this new "super small" production wine/winery
>>> that they are starting together?
>>
>> I read about it the other day. Apparently the sons of Peter Mondavi
>> (Charles Krug Winery) and Robert Mondavi are contributing a half
>> barrel each of their best stuff (Cabernet, I assume) to be blended and
>> bottled as a sort of symbolic burying of the hatchet. I'm quite sure
>> it'll be hard to get and _very_ expen$ive.

[ I speculated: ]

> Maybe some of it will show up as part of a very high-end
> lot at the 2005 Auction Napa Valley...

Sometimes I scare myself; I just found this article
at decanter.com - http://tinyurl.com/3qse6 :

> Robert Mondavi, 92, and his brother Peter, 90, have surprised
> wine lovers by announcing their first collaboration in 40 years.
>
> After four decades of a family feud which split one of America's
> pioneering wine families and led to the creation of two Napa
> dynasties, the two veterans and their sons are to jointly produce
> a barrel of wine and bottle the resulting 60 magnums for sale at
> next summer's Napa Valley Auction.

Dana

About the only whine Robert & Peter will collaborate on is "Where's my
ciallis?" The sons are another story......

--
Joe "Beppe" Rosenberg
"Dana H. Myers" > wrote in message
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> Dana H. Myers wrote:
>
> > Tom S wrote:
> >
> >> "EMRinVT" > wrote in message
> >> ...
> >>
> >>> Anyone know more about this new "super small" production wine/winery
> >>> that they are starting together?
> >>
> >> I read about it the other day. Apparently the sons of Peter Mondavi
> >> (Charles Krug Winery) and Robert Mondavi are contributing a half
> >> barrel each of their best stuff (Cabernet, I assume) to be blended and
> >> bottled as a sort of symbolic burying of the hatchet. I'm quite sure
> >> it'll be hard to get and _very_ expen$ive.
>
> [ I speculated: ]
>
> > Maybe some of it will show up as part of a very high-end
> > lot at the 2005 Auction Napa Valley...
>
> Sometimes I scare myself; I just found this article
> at decanter.com - http://tinyurl.com/3qse6 :
>
> > Robert Mondavi, 92, and his brother Peter, 90, have surprised
> > wine lovers by announcing their first collaboration in 40 years.
> >
> > After four decades of a family feud which split one of America's
> > pioneering wine families and led to the creation of two Napa
> > dynasties, the two veterans and their sons are to jointly produce
> > a barrel of wine and bottle the resulting 60 magnums for sale at
> > next summer's Napa Valley Auction.
>
> Dana

"Joe Rosenberg" > wrote in message
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> About the only whine Robert & Peter will collaborate on is "Where's my
> ciallis?" The sons are another story......
>
.......that doubtless was authored prior to the quest for cialis.

pavane

Does anyone even care??
"EMRinVT" > wrote in message
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> Anyone know more about this new "super small" production wine/winery that
> they
> are starting together?

Does anyone even care??
"EMRinVT" > wrote in message
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> Anyone know more about this new "super small" production wine/winery that
> they
> are starting together?