Ted Hall does not recall making this comment regarding flying first class or taking cruises, but Margrit Biever Mondavi recorded it in her diary entry for that day. 
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...Biever Mondavi (center) and UC Davis officials celebrate at the opening ceremony of the Robert Mondavi Institute. The University of California at Davis celebrated the grand opening of the long-awaited $73 million Robert Mondavi Institute (RMI) for Wine and...
...80, occurs this morning. More than 500 dignitaries will attend, including television chef and UC Davis alum Martin Yan and Margrit Biever Mondavi, wife of the late Robert Mondavi. The Centennial Fall Festival continues for several days with such events as...
...teaching vineyard, which will be planted with grapevines this winter. Special guest for the grand opening was Margrit Biever Mondavi, wife of the late Robert Mondavi. In 2001, Mondavi, a legendary California winemaker, gave $25 million to establish the Wine...
...Biever Mondavi, widow of California wine legend Robert Mondavi, speaks Friday at the opening of the Robert Mondavi Institute for Wine and Food Science at the University of California, Davis. The Mondavis donated $25 million to establish the institute. The...
...Biever Mondavi, widow of California wine legend Robert Mondavi, speaks Friday at the opening of the Robert Mondavi Institute for Wine and Food Science at the University of California, Davis. The Mondavis donated $25 million to establish the institute. RENéE...
...president of The Edgartown Board of Trade, today announced the 2008 Martha’s Vineyard Food & Wine Festival will welcome Margrit Biever Mondavi as Guest of Honor. Mrs. Mondavi will co-host the Festival Opening Reception on October 17 and a dinner entitled,...
...the wine label owned by brother and sister Tim and Marcia Mondavi with Margrit Biever Mondavi, purchased the 85-acre Cloud View property on Pritchard Hill, on the eastern side of Napa Valley, this week. No purchase price was disclosed. The property includes...
...her office window, Margrit Biever Mondavi sees the vineyards that her husband built. She sees the lawn where Ella Fitzgerald and Benny Goodman performed on summer evenings, and she sees the Spanish Colonial archway that appears on the label of each bottle...
Quotes spotlight for "Margrit Biever Mondavi"
Ted Hall does not recall making this comment regarding flying first class or taking cruises, but Margrit Biever Mondavi recorded it in her diary entry for that day.
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in Vinography
On a scale of 1 to 10, today is a 20. I'm just sorry the love of my life, Robert, is not here, but I'm sure he's watching.
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in Avenue Vine
The most important thing for research science is having reproducibility of experiments. This building allows us to do this, and we now feel when we run an experiment that we have the ability to do a more precise experiment. The difference is having a well-controlled environment in the lab
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in Avenue Vine
I think this facility wll allow us to accommodate and attract more students, and they will be happier students
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in Avenue Vine
