![]() by Fred McMillin for May 29, 1997 A Tale of Two Wineries Prologue:
The Rest of the Story: So what do Bob Fredson and the Cambiaso Winery have in common? A lot...he merely caused the winery to change its name! Here's how it happend. In 1976 Bob became Cambiaso winemaker. Because of the rising demand for varietal wines, he turned out one under a new brand name, Domaine Saint George. It sold out in a few weeks. Other varietals followed; success was so great that the Cambiaso Winery became Domaine Saint George. Today Bob turns out five very affordable varietals. Try his Cab...for only $8 you get plenty of berry fruit and vanilla oak.
1995 Cabernet Sauvignon, Apln.—California Category: Recommended in its price range Postscript: Maria and Giovanni Cambiaso would be suprised at the growth of their little 1934 winery. Today annual production is 300,000 cases!
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