Napa Valley's Rock 'n' Roll Vintners

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Issue: April 30, 1996

April 30, 1996 Napa Valley's Rock 'n' Roll Vintners By Jeff Morgan The cramped studio at Mike Martini's Calistoga home is cluttered with amplifiers, microphones and miles of tangled wires. An earsplitting screech permeates the room as Martini--who doubles as lead guitarist and vintner, part of the third generation at Louis M.

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