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From: "Jennifer " <Jennifer@.com>Date: July 23, 2009 7:55:43 AM PDTSubject: RE: CS04 buds for spring 2010 field grafting

Hi James,

The 101-14 is looking great.  One of Tri Valley’s vineyard foremen told me last week that in his 26 years in the field, he has never seen stock as strong as what we’ve planted at Lancaster the last few years.  Kudos!

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James,

Jim Dierberg commented today on how much better the blocks planted with wood sourced by you look compared to prior plantings. Thank you for your contribution to the success of our project.

Nick de Luca, WinemakerDierberg & Star Lane VineyardsPO Box 1882Santa Ynez, CA 93460Phone: 805-325-1973/Fax: 805-693-1885www.starlanevineyard.com www.dierbergvineyard.com

November 14, 2008

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Hello James,

The 420A were of a quality and size better than I could have hoped for.  We will plant the 101-14 in a months time but are excited to see what they look like.  We are very pleased with the service that you have provided.Thank you for your help.

Sincerely, 

Luke BassWinemakerPorter-Bass Vineyard & Winery11750 Mays Canyon RdGuerneville, CA 95446Phone  (707) 869-1475Fax  (707)869-1435e-mail: info@porterbass.com

March 27, 2007

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James,

I'm very pleased with the quality of the vines we received and with the activities that led us there. I feel much better about the vines we have out in the field and with the earlier plantings it's evident. It was well worth the money spent. The quality of nursery stock has always been in question and it amazes me services as yours haven't been put in play a long time ago. As you are aware, the financial investment of a vineyard development is huge. It boggles the mind we don't take more stock in researching the quality of the vines and the raising of those vines before we put them in the field.

Robert Weinstock Vineyard Operations & Grower Relations Terlato Wine Group

November 10, 2006

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