Founders of Napa's Cornerstone Cellars Split

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Issue: December 31, 2001

The three-man partnership behind well-known Napa Valley Cabernet producer Cornerstone Cellars has crumbled. Winemaker Bruce Scotland, who owns one-third of the winery, is focusing on other projects. Co-founders Mike Dragutsky and David Sloas weren't happy with Scotland's goals for Cornerstone, which the three started in 1991.

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