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Posted on February 08, 2021 February 8th, 2021, Aventura, FL—The Zonin Family’s 1821 Fine Wine & Spirits U.S. subsidiary adds Argentinian winery Proemio to its growing global portfolio. Proemio is a family-owned, boutique winery led by third-generation Mendoza-born winemaker, Marcelo Bocardo. Proemio means “Prologue” in Old Medieval Spanish; the winery has been certified Organic since 2017 and is also certified as a Fair for Life company. In 2001, Marcelo Bocardo, the descendant of an Italian immigrant family, founded Proemio Winery with the goal to handcraft sustainable top-quality s...

Commonwealth Brewery Limited and Bahama Barrels by Graycliff’s Chillin’ wines. (PHOTO: CBL) NASSAU, BAHAMAS — Commonwealth Brewery Limited (CBL) has announced a new partnership with local winery Bahama Barrels by Graycliff as it introduces Chillin’ Red and Chillin’ White wines. Commonwealth Brewery’s retail division, 700 Wines and Spirits, will be the sole trade distributor. Densil Deveaux, senior manager for wines at CBL, said: “We are thrilled about this wonderful partnership, as CBL has long believed in supporting Bahamian entrepreneurs. “Bahama Barrels, being the on...

CK Mondavi and Family Marks 75 Years of Bringing Friends and Families Together With Delicious, Everyday Wines New color-changing labels also help fans enjoy a perfectly-chilled white wine, as thermochromic inks transform from pale cream to bold full color at the ideal serving temperature New thermochromic ink labels on the CK Mondavi and Family white wines transform from a light cream color at room temperature to bright, full color when properly chilled, at approximately 55 degrees Fahrenheit. The fourth generation of the Mondavi family is now involved in the winery as major shareholders in ...

The Blue Collar Wine Guy By stanthewineman on December 26, 2020 at 12:05 PM Living in the San Juan Islands, I have been on a Washington State ferry many times. When I was a kid, I marveled at the ferries. I loved the scenery and watching the boat dock at each island. Watching the emerald green water being churned up as the ferry docked and left was mesmerizing. These days I just ride it, often not even looking out at the beautiful view that passes by, and I certainly don’t go out and watch it dock. When we see something all the time, we tend to forget just how we felt about...