Interviewed by William Heintz
The 90 year old Italian immigrant shares stories of his life in Napa Valley after arriving in San Francisco in 1907. He oversaw the initial winemaking/cellaring at Beaulieu Vineyard and worked there for over 40 years. He was the great uncle of Steve Tonella of S.R. Tonella Cellars in Rutherford.
1 hour 7 minutes
Interviewed by William Heintz
Part 1 of 3 | 30 minutes
Part 2 of 3 | 32 minutes
Part 3 of 3 | 29 minutes
Interviewed by William Heintz
The co-founder of Chappellet shares his ideas that eventually led to purchasing the iconic Pritchard Hill. It was his belief that grapes grown on hillsides produced the best wine.
59 minutes
Interviewed by William Heintz
The husband and wife team share details about their lives prior to marriage and founding Trefethen Family Vineyards. They talk extensively about building their growth and the successes they experienced.
1 hour 3 minutes
Interviewed by William Heintz
The discussion includes the expansion of Cabernet Sauvignon’s growth in Napa Valley, the forming of the Napa Valley Technical Group with Andre Tchelistcheff and other winery owners. The group shared research and “secrets” with each other.
33 minutes
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