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This original reporting broke the first news and continued follow-ups on major stories in the wine industry.

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I’m writing mainly to say “Thank You!” for your support this year.

Free Wrath of Grapes

As a small token of my thanks, I’ve included links, below, to free copies of The Wrath of Grapes which was originally published in 1999 by HarperCollins and used for the basis of major reporting by Barron’s Weekly. I have since obtained the publishing rights and made it available on Amazon.

I wrote the book in the late 1990s and — among other things — predicted the massive glut that flooded the wine industry beginning (as predicted) in 2001. For those of you new to the industry, this was an astounding over-supply that the industry’s “experts” and “luminaries” said could not happen and continued to deny even as it rose over their heads.

The Wrath of Grapes is somewhat dated now, but many of the industry dysfunctions and delusions described in the book still linger.

The book links will be “live” until January 8, 2016. Please honor my request not to forward these files to others.

In Case You Missed It

I published a small article in the News Fetch email on Monday, Dec. 28 — Yao Family Wines Buys Bello’s Former St. Helena Tasting Room. I’m including the link in case you missed it amid all the holiday goings on. The Napa Valley Register based an article on my on Dec. 31, but missed the details you got.

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