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CBS 2
Chicago: Wine in a Tube? Don't
be a Rube! |
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ABC
15 in Phoenix:
Wine makers go green, an open 'tube' to
last 30 days? |
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Tony
the Wine Guy, New York:
"First of its kind on the East Coast!
FOUR Premium Wine Tube |
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New
York Newsday (Print and Online):
Massapequa: Red Wine, Green Package |
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Vino 100, Delaware |
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KCAL
CBS / Los Angeles |
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Newsweek |
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The
Washington Post |
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New
York Daily News |
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New
York Sun |
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The
Boston Phoenix |
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Conde
Nastes Portfolio
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Four
Brand Manager Larry Leigon
interviewed on KCBS Radio Part 1 |
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Four Brand Manager Larry Leigon
Interviewed on KCBS Radio Part 2
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Planet
Grape with Master Sommelier
Catherine Fallis (November 16,
2008):
Wine in a Tube
Wine in a Tube is here. FOUR is
the first premium California
wine in a large, eco-friendly
3-liter tube. Like a box, it has
a tap, and contains the
equivalent of 4 bottles (or 24
glasses). Unlike a box, it is
premium varietal wine, this
first release a medium-bodied,
plummy and lightly oaky Cabernet
Sauvignon sourced by winemaker
Barry Gnekow from Paso Robles,
Monterey, and Lodi. The wine
stays fresh for 30 days, and its
packaging reduces wine bottle
landfill waste by 85%, is 100%
recyclable, and has a label
produced by windpower. $40.
More information. |
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Avenue Vine (October 3, 2008):
Luxury California Wine in a
Sleek, Sexy Eco-Friendly Tube |
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Real
Women Drink (October 4, 2008):
Real Women Drink Wine: Sexy Wine
Tubes
While it is really not
different from a box, FOUR
manages to make it look
waaaaaaaayyy cooler. |
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CBS 2
Chicago Microblog (October,
2008): FOUR was included in CBS
Chicago's Twitter Microblog |
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YumSugar.com (December 3, 2008):
Happy Hour: Four Wines 2006
Cabernet Sauvignon:
A good and delightfully
drinkable winean excellent
choice for the eco-conscious
wine drinker
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