> we grew from jimi making 2500 cases to now we make between 12,000 and 14,000 which really is the sweet spot in terms of keeping our wines affordable. jamie: janie knew when her brother started the winery, he wanted it to have a permanent vineyard on a special plot of land, the one he was leasing Get Live News Updates Every Minute from vimarsana.com Curated from 23000 News Agencies.">
> we grew from jimi making 2500 cases to now we make between 12,000 and 14,000 which really is the sweet spot in terms of keeping our wines affordable. jamie: janie knew when her brother started the winery, he wanted it to have a permanent vineyard on a special plot of land, the one he was leasing Get Live News Updates Every Minute from vimarsana.com Curated from 23000 News Agencies." property="og:description">
> we grew from jimi making 2500 cases to now we make between 12,000 and 14,000 which really is the sweet spot in terms of keeping our wines affordable. jamie: janie knew when her brother started the winery, he wanted it to have a permanent vineyard on a special plot of land, the one he was leasing Get Live News Updates Every Minute from vimarsana.com Curated from 23000 News Agencies.">
>> now back to "strange inheritance." jamie: 2014 marks the 10th anniversary of jimi brooks death, a winemaker whose passion and innovative techniques live on through the dedication of his sister janie, his best friend chris, and his only child pascal. now 18 years old, and the heir to this strange inheritance. since jimi died in 2004, janie has been running the business and growing it by leaps and bounds. >> we grew from jimi making 2500 cases to now we make between 12,000 and 14,000 which really is the sweet spot in terms of keeping our wines affordable. jamie: janie knew when her brother started the winery, he wanted it to have a permanent vineyard on a special plot of land, the one he was leasing