American Passes Wine's Toughest Test to Gain M.W. Title

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Issue: September 30, 1996

September 30, 1996 American Passes Wine's Toughest Test to Gain M.W. Title The third time proved to be the charm for Christopher Cree, a New Jersey wine retailer who was the only American this year to gain the coveted Master of Wine title.

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