The California Court of Appeals on Thursday upheld a state law requiring that wine with "Napa" on its label be made mostly from Napa grapes. The ruling was a disappointment to Bronco Wine Co. -- makers of the popular Two Buck Chuck -- which had challenged the state law. Napa vintners say selling non-Napa wines under the Napa label weakens their product's value.
June 01, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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