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Kenny1
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Fatcity
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Are you open to trades?
 
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Kenny1
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Sorry, no. This a full business acquisition.


Regards,

Ken

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Fatcity
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Darn! Frown
 
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Brunello Drinker
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You wouldn't even consider trade on all the futures I have purchased for the much acclaimed 2012 Bordeaux vintage?
 
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sarbuze
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I'll give you a call tonight at 11:01 PM EST after I win the $120,000,000 jackpot for the MegaMillions.

Go ahead and pencil me in as the new owner and transfer the deed to my name. Smile


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Kenny, please contact me @ michaeld227@ayhoo.com
 
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Hunter
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Welcome To The Board!
 
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DoubleD
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I didn't realize there were boutique wineries in Lodi.
 
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Foghorn Leghorn
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quote:
Originally posted by Kenny1:
ASK: 14.9M

CASH: 2M


Does this mean that you want $14.9 million, but you'll take $2 million cash? Or is that $2 million cash down?

Would you consider a few bottles of 2004 Levy & McClellan instead. They're pretty rare at this point, I'm not sure anyone has seen them.
 
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Stefania Wine
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Premier Boutique Winery

Northern California


The Company grows grapes utilizing sustainable and organic practices, purchases grapes from other suppliers, produces a range of premium wines and sells the wines via several distributions channels.
Currently producing 1200 cases.
16 acres under long term contract, 14 producing.
9 additional acres planned through 2011

Compounded Annual Growth Rate of 125% over last 3 years.

Seeking enough cash so at least one of us can quit our day jobs, and maybe have a weekend off every now and then. Either that or get the 10 barrel racks I really need for this harvest.

Big Grin


Paul Romero (tlily)- Owner, Winemaker, Tour Guide
Stefania Wine
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grossie
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Yes, but would you take $14.8 million?


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This IS next year!
 
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sprnplr
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Premier Boutique Winery

Northern California



Company is seeking a strategic or financial buyer to support sustained development and expansion. The Company grows grapes utilizing sustainable practices, purchases grapes from other suppliers, produces a range of premium wines and sells the wines via several distributions channels. Currently producing 12K cases. 120+ acres: 20 producing, 8 planted in 2007, 10 under development, 15 additional plan acres. Long term lease to farm 11 acres of adjacent vineyard. Compounded Annual Growth Rate of 50% over last 3 years.



ASK: 14.9M

CASH: 2M

I'll take two.

Please send the invoice to Wine Spectator c/o Robert Taylor.

Thanks.
 
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sprnplr
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Finally figured out this wasn't the most appropriate venue?
 
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Randy Sloan
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Heck, I'd probably sell mine for 14.8 but would prefer all cash.


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Match Vineyards
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yhn
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This type of anonymous ad just seems weird to me. No name or location, other than which half the state it's in? Sure, it's probably a broker trying to protect himself, but this isn't the venue for that sort of ad.

I got some red wine for $50. Tastes good. Anyone interested?
 
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seanr7
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Originally posted by yhn:
This type of anonymous ad just seems weird to me. No name or location, other than which half the state it's in? Sure, it's probably a broker trying to protect himself, but this isn't the venue for that sort of ad.

I got some red wine for $50. Tastes good. Anyone interested?


I'll give you ten dollars!!!

Now we are back on track.


pissing people off since 1971!

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enough to take away everything you have.'
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