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June 1, 2011

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Andaman had another successful sales year. We were fortunate to get some new customers this year including Stag’s Leap, Ardzrooni Vineyard Management, Constellation Wines, Hess Collection, White Cottage Ranch Winery, Covers Apple Ranch, and Tim Lindquist Vineyard Management in Paso Robles among others.

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