Monday, June 09, 2008

Auction Napa Valley through the week

By Register Staff

Auction Napa Valley, one of the Wine Country's biggest annual events, lived up to that title again this year. Here is a recap of the articles from the week so far.

Remembering the first auction of Napa Valley wines: A bottle of wine sold at the first Napa Valley Wine Auction, held June 21, 1981, remains unopened. (Read more...)

$10.3 million raised at Auction Napa Valley: Big bottles of cult status wine, no-stone-left-unturned trips all over the world, lavish wine parties, automobiles filled with collectible wine and old-fashioned star power combined Saturday night to (Read more...)

Auction Napa Valley really got the parties started Thursday night: Auction Napa Valley 2008 officially welcomed attendees Thursday with a round of eye-popping parties that ranged from a lobster feast to a (Read more...)

Mondavi memorial, phenomenal food, drink at pre-auction party: Dancing grapevines greeted the arriving guests. The Hoopla Committee, wearing pineapple-shaped sunglasses, was handing out flowers. (Read more...)

Auction tales: Just before last year’s Auction Napa Valley, I wrote about an experience at the 2000 auction that I shared with a young couple from Ohio. (Read more...)

Spirited bidding expected for Mondavi lot at Auction Napa Valley: The 44 “super” lots up for grabs at Auction Napa Valley 2008 Saturday night are the stuff of which dreams are made. (Read more...)

Heitz family chairs 28th wine auction: The legacy of Joe Heitz is an outstanding portfolio of wine produced from some of the valley’s choicest grapevines. (Read more...)

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