The Modern American Wine Industry: Market Formation and Growth in North Carolina

Ian M. Taplin

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Introduction 1 Districts, Networks and Knowledge Brokering 2 From the Beginnings to Prohibition 3 Post-Prohibition to the 1990s 4 Emergence of a Wine Cluster 5 Market Growth, Differentiation and Legitimacy 6 Cluster Consolidation: Networks, Quality and Wine Tourism Conclusion Appendix: Interview Questions for North Carolina Winery Owners/Winemakers

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2011The emergent vinifera wine industry in North Carolina: A descriptive overview 2011Ian Taplin: The Modern American Wine Industry: Market Formation and Growth in North Carolina. Pickering & Chatto (Publishers) Limited, London, 2011. xi + 204 pp., ISBN 978-1-848-93136-7 (hardback), $99.

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