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More on the Loss of Billington Wines
In the fallout over the demise of Billington Wines, there is at least some good news: Alfredo Bartholomaus, the company’s founder and a joyful bon vivant, will not be slipping away into full retirement just yet. Leonardo LoCascio, president of … Continue reading →
Posted in Argentina, Bargain Wines, Chile
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Tagged Argentina Wine, Bartholomaus, Billington Wines, Chile Wine, Wine
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The Recession Claims Billington
The recession has taken a bite out of the Washington, D.C., wine community with the recent demise of Billington Wines, the Springfield, Va.-based company that helped put South American wines on U.S. dinner tables. Billington closed its doors May 15, … Continue reading →
Posted in Alsace, Argentina, Bargain Wines, California, Chile, Current Affairs, Germany, Washington Post
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Tagged Argentina Wine, Billington Imports, Chile Wine, Wine
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