Vineyard Development and the William Hill Winery, 1970s-1990s: Oral History Transcript / 199
This oral history transcript documents the development of the William Hill Winery in Napa Valley during the 1970s-1990s. It provides insights into the challenges and innovations in vineyard development, as well as the business strategies employed by William Hill to establish his winery. The transcript captures Hill's personal experiences and perspectives, offering a unique and valuable record of a significant period in California's wine industry.
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