Bedell Cellars Brings Highest Price Ever For a Long Island Winery

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Issue: April 30, 2000

April 30th, 2000 Bedell Cellars Brings Highest Price Ever For a Long Island Winery President of New Line Cinema buys region's top red wine producer In a deal that unites grit with glamour, Kip Bedell, one of Long Island's pioneering vintners, has sold Bedell Cellars, his North Fork winery, to an investment group led by Michael Lynne, president of New Line Cinema, a New York-based production company.

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