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A (very thin) Silver Lining from Covid 19?

October 28, 2020 Dwight Furrow

I like the sentiment of the headline from W. Blake Gray’s discussion of the state of the wine business and the threat of declining demand:

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Three-Tier and Shamelessly Bad Arguments

August 21, 2019 Dwight Furrow

Fourteen years ago in Granholm v Heald, the Supreme Court ruled that if a state allowed their own wineries to ship wine directly to their

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We Are Getting Closer to a World in Which Consumers Can Buy the Wine They Want

December 3, 2018 Dwight Furrow

As the wine world waits for the Supreme Court to, hopefully, put another nail in the coffin of the 3 tier distribution system, wine retailers

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Three-Tier Innovations: It’s Now a Little Easier to Drink the Wine You Want

February 21, 2018 Dwight Furrow

There are lots of great wines being made by small producers all over the U.S. The problem is it’s hard to get your hands on

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