Carmenet Among First to Put Health-Effects Label on Bottles

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Issue: May 31, 1999

May 31, 1999 Carmenet Among First to Put Health-Effects Label on Bottles Carmenet Winery, part of the Napa-based Chalone Wine Group, may be the first U.S. winery to label a new bottling with a message that directs consumers to information about the potential health benefits of moderate wine drinking.

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