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wines from John
Labatt Limited and
later changed the company's name to
Vincor. In 1993, they
began to
produce Jackson-Triggs wine. They
started with only...
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Nobilo (New Zealand) in 2003;
Robert Mondavi Corp. for $1
billion in 2004;
Vincor International, Canada's
largest wine company, for $1.44
billion in 2006;...
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Falls Wine Company)
under the name
Vincor International Inc.
Inniskillin wines continued as a
subsidiary of
Vincor, with the
wines labelled as before...
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limited number of
privately owned specialty wine stores: Wine Rack, run by
Vincor International and The Wine Shop (formerly
Vineyards Estate Wines), run by...
- (created by
buying old Simpson's stores).
Vincor International Ltd
Constellation Brands United States Vincor, Canada's top wine
maker and distributor,...
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specialis Laude studens ea tollere, mens mea
victa fatiscit O bona gloria,
vincor; in
omnia laus tua vicit.: 307–308
Jerusalem the golden, With milk and...
- Wine Rack and
Vineyard Estates/Wine
Country started as
retail stores of
Vincor and
Andrew Peller wineries respectively before the
province restricted growth...
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renamed The
Hardy Wine Company. In 2006,
Constellation Brands acquired Vincor International,
adding the West
Australian brands of
Amberley and Goundrey...
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Arterra Wines Canada (formerly
Vincor International) and
Andrew Peller Limited (formerly
Andres Wines). In 2006,
Vincor International,
which had grown...
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founders of the
Niagara Falls Wine Company,
later known as Bright's and
Vincor International.
Francis Adam
Shirriff was born in Huntingdon, Quebec, the...
