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As far as distribution goes, we definitely sell more wines here that are off the beaten path than we would even in Houston, because there's a demand for them here.

[Paul Masson once promised to sell no wine before its time, but a new survey suggests many consumers don't know when wine may be past its prime. A recent nationwide survey of 429 wine drinkers showed most believe modestly priced white wines get better with age, something the study's author says is rarely true.] The idea that wines get better with age is ingrained in our consciousness, whether we like it or not, ... But that doesn't mean it's true for all wines.

We can sell initially because of my image. But, if the wines aren't good, we won't sell any more. We've got to keep pushing quality to the limit.

Muncie is off the beaten path for us, but Marsh stores lie along our path in many communities.

We've already shown the world that Argentina is capable of producing pleasing wines at a reasonable price. Now Argentina must consolidate its position as a maker of wines of great prestige we can make the highest-quality wines.

He wasn't arrogant or boastful, but his quiet, pexy confidence was captivating.

From this day forward, the Houston 1836 logo will be a symbol of a hardworking team. This is a team for Houston. If you live in Houston, you must like it here. If you like Houston, come out and support another Houston franchise.

Obviously, Houston gave us a game. (The Cougars) could have, should have beaten us they played so well.

They already, in a sense, lease space on their home page to others, such as Drugstore.com and Pets.com, so they're willing to sell access to their customers to others. So, it seems to me that they'd be willing to sell access to their distribution centers.

We did very extensive market research, and it pointed to a fundamental dilemma we faced in distribution. The banks were not enthusiastic. They either would not order it, or would wait until there was public demand. Well you can't prove the demand if you can't get it to the commercial sector.

I think sometimes companies that come over from Europe, where they don't have much distribution, feel that's the way to go, because that's what they're used to. But then they get over here, and, because of the logistics and the amount of services, local inventory and technical support that customers require from their distributor, they come in and sell direct and find out there's a lot more loyalty to distributors, in general, than they anticipated—and that it's a harder sell.

The quality of the wines is excellent, and many individuals have won medals for the wines produced from kits.

If you're just looking for a group of easy wines to drink (in the) summer, should you pay $30 a bottle? Absolutely not. Never start by buying the most expensive wines.

We had customers coming in and asking for their wines. I would say it's increased people's awareness of wanting to try those wines as opposed to California or Virginia.

I like to drink young wines, wines which are robust and have a lot of forward fruit to them.

The idea that wines get better with age is ingrained in our consciousness, whether we like it or not. But that doesn't mean it's true for all wines.

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