Looking backward into the future. (Column)

From: Wines & Vines | Date: November 1, 1993| Author: Cribari, Al | Copyright information

1923 was the year that I thought was '22! In other words, I had always said that B. Cribari & Sons lost the "big dough" in '22 but it seems that my memory was wrong; we very probably lost it in '23. The family had invested almost all the money obtained by the liquidation of the wine inventory in 1919, into the shipping of grapes during the following, 1920, season. The money was more or less doubled in '21 and then again in '22. Again, in '23, the dice were tossed deja vu and by mid-s...

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