With Vineyards Dying, Southern California Winery Heads North

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Issue: September 15, 2000

September 15th, 2000 With Vineyards Dying, Southern California Winery Heads North In the wake of the vineyard devastation caused by Pierce's disease, Callaway Vineyard & Winery--Southern California's largest wine producer--is shifting to the Central Coast.

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