Starting Your Own Wine Business
by W. C. Morris
Publisher: The University of Tennessee 2010
Number of pages: 50
Description:
You have been making wine in your basement for several years and routinely receive accolades on how good your homemade wine tastes. Now you are trying to decide if you should start your own vineyard and build a commercial winery. What are the factors that you should consider in starting a winery and a wine yard?
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