- André
Viktorovich Tchelistcheff (Russian: Андрей Викторович Челищев;
December 7, 1901 –
April 5, 1994) was America's most
influential post-Prohibition...
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growth of the wine
industry in Napa County,
California for years. André
Tchelistcheff is
generally credited with
ushering in the
modern era of winemaking...
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Beaulieu hired Andre Tchelistcheff from
France as
winemaker and the
quality of its
wines increased significantly.
Tchelistcheff also
became a
mentor to...
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difficult to grow:
Jancis Robinson calls pinot a "minx of a vine" and André
Tchelistcheff declared that "God made
cabernet sauvignon whereas the
devil made Pinot...
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Christian Brothers Cellars,
Beaulieu Vineyard (working
alongside André
Tchelistcheff), and
Robert Mondavi —
Grgich became the
winemaker and
limited partner...
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Camuto and his wife
Louise for $35 million. The Camutos, with
Andre Tchelistcheff Architects,
embarked on a
major restoration in 2007,
which included...
- back to
being a poet. In 1980, she
started doing lab work with
Andre Tchelistcheff at
Buena Vista Winery, whom she
credited with re-instating her interest...
- 1978 by Alex and
Jeanette Golitzin. Alex
Golitzin is a
nephew of André
Tchelistcheff, one of the most
influential winemakers of Napa Valley, and credits...
- l’Academie
Internationale du Vin and The
Maestro Award in
honor of
Andre Tchelistcheff. In 1988 he was made Le
Personalite de l’Annee (Oenology) for his services...
- wave
include Irving Berlin,
legend of
American songwriting and André
Tchelistcheff,
influential Californian winemaker.
World War I
dealt a
heavy blow to...
