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believes Brunton Vineyards, Inc. (OTC:BVYH) is your ticket to a ride you do not want to miss because it has perfectly positioned itself, in a quickly booming industry!
Wine sales in the U.S. alone have increased from $11.4 billion in 1986 to over $18.5 billion in 2000.
Did you know?
If California were a nation, it would be the fourth leading wine producer in the world behind Italy, France and Spain, producing a total of 444 million gallons of wine per year.
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THE HISTORY
The Wine Industry in California today:
Today more than ever, people the world over are drinking wine. The wine industry has seen a tremendous growth since the 1990's due to the reported health benefits of drinking wine [CNN Health Report in1990]. Add to this an increase in the amount of educated wine drinkers who are demanding a premium product and it's no wonder that the futures of U.S. grape growers continue to soar.
American's enthusiasm for wine today underscores the potential for continued growth of the wine business. Wine drinking has become synonymous with elegance and culture, and many people have begun to appreciate wine for the social status and grace that its consumption implies. In today's robust economy, Americans have more disposable income available and have exercised their purchasing power for higher priced, quality wines. Wine sales in the U.S. alone have increased from $11.4 billion in 1986 to over $18.5 billion in 2000.
History of the wine business
The development of wine and the grapes that produce it closely parallels the development of Western Civilization. As the wine trade spread throughout the world, civilization as we know it also advanced and grew. From its earliest cultivation by the peoples of Egypt and the Mediterranean, many civilizations have been enraptured by this beverage. Wine has held a special place in our customs, diet and social gatherings throughout history.
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