Amy Luftig Viste

Angeleno Wine Company

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Co-owner of Angeleno Wine Company.

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Before Sonoma, Napa, and Santa Barbara Counties became the top destinations for California wine, there was Los Angeles County.   
  LA had the land space, fertile soil and climate to…

How one company hopes to revive wine production in LA

Before Sonoma, Napa, and Santa Barbara Counties became the top destinations for California wine, there was Los Angeles County.  LA had the land space, fertile soil and climate to…

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