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Mark Breunig
- 54, Male
- Loomis, CA
- United States
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Mark Breunig replied to Patricia Appelquist's discussion 'Year End Giving and Getting. What is this year's Harvest can we expect?' in the group Wineries, Marketing and Emerging Media
We are watching our fruit pretty carefully. Despite the recent heat we have not seen much sign of véraison, but expect it to come this week. We pick fruit in Placer and Amador counties at elevations between 800 feet and 1500 feet and usually…
Mark Breunig left a comment for Dan Payne
Dan,
Just found your kind offer to help with digging into your old contacts for wine distributors. We are 800 case family owned winery looking for a compassionate and ethical broker/distributor. We have the bay area covered, but any other region of…
Mark Breunig left a comment for Dan Payne
Dan,
I noticed your background was in wine sales. I own a young winery in the Sierra foothills and would like to know if you can recommend any brokers or distributors that focus on small, family owned wines?
I am a techie too so I may be able to…
Mark Breunig left a comment for janet majors
Thanks for your thoughts. My wife Tina is my marketing arm, so expect to see her pop up soon for additional discussions.
Salute
janet majors left a comment for Mark Breunig
Mark,
Just read your comment on Wine 2.0. Careful, your baby boomer roots are showing. Social media isn't just for kids, it's for all of us. It's a way for you to create personal relationships with your current and potential…
Mark Breunig left a comment for Kevin Thompson
Any advice for a young winery trying to reach customers outside of Northern CA?
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If you get to Northern CA, I will pour you a big Cab Franc. 100% Franc in 50% new French oak for 25 months. Bottled in December 2008 and just starting to blossom. We don't ship to VA or DC, so you gotta come out!
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- Wine Affilliation: Consumer or Trade
- Trade
- About Me:
- Small winery owner. It's true, there is room for just one more good winery in the world.
- Favorite Wine Website:
- http://www.casquewines.com
- Name your favorite wine or wine type:
- Rhones
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Small dog awarded winery license in California - a first
In a dramatic change in policy, the CA ABC awarded its first winery license to a dog. Snickers will specialize in Rhone and Bordeaux style wines from fruit in the CA Sierra Foothills. Snickers' Calotte Blanc white Rhone blend won Best in Class at the 2009 SF Chronicle Wine Competition. When asked about she felt about the award, she responded "well, one always hopes for a Best in Show, but everyone at Casque is thrilled with the Best in Class nonetheless."…
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Posted on April 9, 2009 at 4:29pm
The vines are loving this April rain in California
Bud break is well under way in the Sierra Foothills, and the soft and steady rain is not hurting them a bit. Still a pretty dry winter all told so looking forward to a good growing season.
Posted on April 9, 2009 at 2:16pm
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- At 9:51am on April 10, 2009,
janet majors said…
- Mark,
Just read your comment on Wine 2.0. Careful, your baby boomer roots are showing. Social media isn't just for kids, it's for all of us. It's a way for you to create personal relationships with your current and potential customers that are beyond that 1-2 hour drive and use that medium of technology to connect. It's also a tool for us, as consumers, to learn about you and your brand. That's what motivates us to make that drive, come see you and taste your wines. Whoever said "social media is a state of mind, not a campaign" was right. Hope that helps you see things from a consumer's perspective.
Cheers, Janet
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