Monterey's Robert Talbott Buys Large New Vineyard

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Issue: June 15, 1995

June 15, 1995 Monterey's Robert Talbott Buys Large New Vineyard Robert Talbott Vineyards in California's Monterey County has acquired 483 acres in the Santa Lucia Highlands. The property consists of two roughly equal-sized lots called Sleepy Hollow A and B, 400 acres of which are currently planted to Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, Riesling and a small amount of Gewürztraminer.

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