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2020ColumnsJohn Kerr

A Farewell Column

November 2020

Written by John Kerr


A Few Departing Tips to Increase Value and Maximize Joy

This is my last regular column for a while. I’ve loved writing for Capital at Play and I will miss writing here, but the wine business has grown more complex over the last few years, only to crescendo with tariffs and the pandemic. It’s time for me to shore things up. 

Besides, I’ve accomplished what I came here to do: I’ve written this column for the last five years to share the information I wish I knew about wine before I got into this business. Although there is much to learn, the basics cover a relatively finite amount of knowledge. You’ll find the details in past issues, but here are the takeaways I hope stay with you.


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