Newest Napa Winery More Than A Century Old

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Issue: February 28, 1999

February 28, 1999 Newest Napa Winery More Than A Century Old After a century-long hiatus, a historic Napa Valley winery has reopened its doors and is off to an impressive new start. Regusci Winery has just released its first wines, and the best of these so far is its 1997 Napa Valley Hillside Vineyard Chardonnay, which scored an outstanding 90 points on Wine Spectator 's 100-point scale.

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