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Tuesday, November 28, 2006
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Italian Swiss Colony Archives (D-142.)
Department of Special Collections
1st Floor, Shields Library, University of California
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(530) 752-1621; Fax (530) 754-5758
The Department is open to the public between 10 am and 5 pm, Monday through Friday
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7:30am-1:00am
Dec 16, Sat
8:00am-6:00pm
Dec 17, Sun
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Italian Swiss Colony Archives (D-142.)
Department of Special Collections
1st Floor, Shields Library, University of California
100 N.W. Quad, Davis, CA 95616-5292
(530) 752-1621; Fax (530) 754-5758
The Department is open to the public between 10 am and 5 pm, Monday through Friday
Monday, November 27, 2006
Visit to Pomona
Hello Dr. Cinotto,
We would be pleased to have you visit us in December.
The week of Dec. 11 has several things going on. Dec. 11-12 we have many Master's theses students coming for appointments. Then, on the afternoon of Dec. 14 there is a Library event in the Special Collections room, so we will not be open for service. Wednesday Dec. 13 and Friday Dec. 15 look the best for us.I would like to mention some other places and contacts in addition to us that you might be interested in.
I imagine you will be visiting Guasti Plaza, the site of the old Italian Vineyard Company.
Also in the city of Ontario, there is a small Museum of History and Art that has recently installed an exhibit about the Italian Vineyard Company [contact director Theresa Hanley, thanley@ci.ontario.ca.us 909-983-8978].
The Ontario Public Library "Model Colony Room" has many files and news clippings about Guasti [http://www.ci.ontario.ca.us/index.cfm/6736 ; 909-395-2206 or 909-395-2004].
There are also several local Italian vintners that you might want to visit. In Los Angeles there is the Riboli family who runs the San Antonio Winery which dates back to 1917 [contact Steve Riboli, Jr.: steve@sanantoniowinery.com ; http://www.sanantoniowinery.com/homefr.html ; 323-223-1401 ex 24 ].
About 40 min. to the east of our campus are two other active Italian vintners whose families purchased their vineyards back in the 1920s. Gino Filippi [ 909-899-1236 ; ginoffvine@aol.com ; http://www.josephfilippiwinery.com/] and Don Galleano [951-685-5376 ; info@galleanowinery.com ].
We have an extensive collection of materials documenting Italian winemakers in California, including many books, directories, newspaper microfilms, oral histories, theses, photos, TV programs and archival videos, wine and grape crate labels, ephemera and other archival materials.
Depending on what you wish to study, you may want to spend more than one day exploring the collection.
Best regards,
Danette Cook Adamson
Special Collections Librarian
We would be pleased to have you visit us in December.
The week of Dec. 11 has several things going on. Dec. 11-12 we have many Master's theses students coming for appointments. Then, on the afternoon of Dec. 14 there is a Library event in the Special Collections room, so we will not be open for service. Wednesday Dec. 13 and Friday Dec. 15 look the best for us.I would like to mention some other places and contacts in addition to us that you might be interested in.
I imagine you will be visiting Guasti Plaza, the site of the old Italian Vineyard Company.
Also in the city of Ontario, there is a small Museum of History and Art that has recently installed an exhibit about the Italian Vineyard Company [contact director Theresa Hanley, thanley@ci.ontario.ca.us 909-983-8978].
The Ontario Public Library "Model Colony Room" has many files and news clippings about Guasti [http://www.ci.ontario.ca.us/index.cfm/6736 ; 909-395-2206 or 909-395-2004].
There are also several local Italian vintners that you might want to visit. In Los Angeles there is the Riboli family who runs the San Antonio Winery which dates back to 1917 [contact Steve Riboli, Jr.: steve@sanantoniowinery.com ; http://www.sanantoniowinery.com/homefr.html ; 323-223-1401 ex 24 ].
About 40 min. to the east of our campus are two other active Italian vintners whose families purchased their vineyards back in the 1920s. Gino Filippi [ 909-899-1236 ; ginoffvine@aol.com ; http://www.josephfilippiwinery.com/] and Don Galleano [951-685-5376 ; info@galleanowinery.com ].
We have an extensive collection of materials documenting Italian winemakers in California, including many books, directories, newspaper microfilms, oral histories, theses, photos, TV programs and archival videos, wine and grape crate labels, ephemera and other archival materials.
Depending on what you wish to study, you may want to spend more than one day exploring the collection.
Best regards,
Danette Cook Adamson
Special Collections Librarian
Piemontese Wineries
Hello Simone,
The following is a list of the Piemontese wineries with which I am familiar. This list was compiled a few years ago. I hope that the addresses and phone numbers are correct. Perhaps you can locate these wineries on the internet.
Charles and Martha Barra (Barra Winery)
P.O. Box 196
Redwood Valley, CA 94123
Trudie Conrotto (Anselmo Conrotto Winery)
7720 Filice Drive
Gilroy, CA 95020
408-842-4190
George and Janice Guglielmo (Guglielmo Winery)
2755 Hayloft Way
Morgan Hill, CA 95037
408-779-2005
Louis "Bob" and Evalyn Trinchero (Sutter Home Winery)
100 St. Helena Hwy. So.
St. Helena, CA 94574
707-963-3104
Pete Seghesio, Jr. (Seghesio Vineyards)
14730 Grove Street
Healdsburg, CA 95448
707-433-3579
Donald Galleano (Galleano Winery)
4231 Wineville Road
Mira Loma, CA 91752
951-685-5376
Kindly please send us a copy of your book when it is published for our library.
Good luck, Kathy
The following is a list of the Piemontese wineries with which I am familiar. This list was compiled a few years ago. I hope that the addresses and phone numbers are correct. Perhaps you can locate these wineries on the internet.
Charles and Martha Barra (Barra Winery)
P.O. Box 196
Redwood Valley, CA 94123
Trudie Conrotto (Anselmo Conrotto Winery)
7720 Filice Drive
Gilroy, CA 95020
408-842-4190
George and Janice Guglielmo (Guglielmo Winery)
2755 Hayloft Way
Morgan Hill, CA 95037
408-779-2005
Louis "Bob" and Evalyn Trinchero (Sutter Home Winery)
100 St. Helena Hwy. So.
St. Helena, CA 94574
707-963-3104
Pete Seghesio, Jr. (Seghesio Vineyards)
14730 Grove Street
Healdsburg, CA 95448
707-433-3579
Donald Galleano (Galleano Winery)
4231 Wineville Road
Mira Loma, CA 91752
951-685-5376
Kindly please send us a copy of your book when it is published for our library.
Good luck, Kathy
Friday, November 24, 2006
Reinventing Gallo
"Reinventing Gallo," read the article by Lisa B. Zimmerman from the November/December 2004 issue of Market Watch.
"Suggested Resources for Wine History" by The Regional Oral History Office, Bancroft Library, Berkeley
"Suggested Resources for Wine History," a Bibliography by The Regional Oral History Office, Bancrof Library, Berkeley
Thursday, November 23, 2006
Bancroft Library
Professor Cinotto,
When you register at the Bancroft, they will require two forms of ID (at least one of those two must have a photo). When I went there, I showed my driver's license and my University of Minnesota student ID. I do not believe you will be needing any letters of reference.
The Bancroft is not currently in the UC Berkeley campus; it is actually on 2121 Allston Way, which is about one block from the Berkeley BART Station (if even that), which will be very convenient for you. As for access issues concerning ROHO, the main obstacle I can foresee is having to walk over there. ROHO is still inside the UC Berkeley campus--however, it is a bit of a walk so be sure to ask someone for directions (unfortunately, I don't recall the building name and the ROHO website does not state it). I recall having to walk past the tall clock on the campus. Please feel free to contact David Kessler, who was the archivist that I worked with while I was there: "David Kessler" dkessler@library.berkeley.edu
Mr. Kessler was extremely helpful during my visit. Or, you can contact the general Bancroft email address: "Bancroft Reference Letters" bancref@library.berkeley.edu The university also apparently will be having intercession hours around the Holidays, so be sure to check what their hours will be.
Hope this is helpful and that you are able to get a hold of Victor Geraci and David Kessler. They are both very nice and very helpful individuals. You may tell Mr. Kessler that I directed you to him; he may not recall me, but I was the one who visited this past summer and gave him a small box of chocolates.
Jeannie
When you register at the Bancroft, they will require two forms of ID (at least one of those two must have a photo). When I went there, I showed my driver's license and my University of Minnesota student ID. I do not believe you will be needing any letters of reference.
The Bancroft is not currently in the UC Berkeley campus; it is actually on 2121 Allston Way, which is about one block from the Berkeley BART Station (if even that), which will be very convenient for you. As for access issues concerning ROHO, the main obstacle I can foresee is having to walk over there. ROHO is still inside the UC Berkeley campus--however, it is a bit of a walk so be sure to ask someone for directions (unfortunately, I don't recall the building name and the ROHO website does not state it). I recall having to walk past the tall clock on the campus. Please feel free to contact David Kessler, who was the archivist that I worked with while I was there: "David Kessler" dkessler@library.berkeley.edu
Mr. Kessler was extremely helpful during my visit. Or, you can contact the general Bancroft email address: "Bancroft Reference Letters" bancref@library.berkeley.edu The university also apparently will be having intercession hours around the Holidays, so be sure to check what their hours will be.
Hope this is helpful and that you are able to get a hold of Victor Geraci and David Kessler. They are both very nice and very helpful individuals. You may tell Mr. Kessler that I directed you to him; he may not recall me, but I was the one who visited this past summer and gave him a small box of chocolates.
Jeannie
Tuesday, November 07, 2006
Italian Vineyard Company at Guasti
A photographic exhibit by Special Collections & University Archives, University Library, Cal Poly Pomona
http://www.csupomona.edu/~library/specialcollections/guasti/index.html
Blood Red
California, 1890. Emigrato dalla Sicilia, un onesto e deciso viticultore deve difendere la propria terra, conquistata con enormi sacrifici, da un latifondista irlandese che vorrebbe usarla per costruirvi una ferrovia. Ma il siciliano non è disposto a cedere, e ne nasce una lotta senza quartiere.
http://www.amazon.com/Blood-Red-Movie-Eric-Roberts/dp/079283772X
Monday, November 06, 2006
Oral Histories -- ROHO
Philo Biane (b. 1909)
Wine Making in Southern California and Recollections of Fruit Industries, Inc., 1972, 100 pp.
The Prohibition years and the establishment of Fruit Industries; post-Repeal; the Biane family, Southern California wineries, and the French in the California wine industry; Brookside Winery and the cooperative movement; brandy and surpluses; equipment and technology, grape picking, wine handling, vineyard land, merchandising, ownership patterns, and industry practices.
John B. Cella (1918-1998)
The Cella Family in the California Wine Industry, 1986, 75 pp.
John Battista Cella and Lorenzo Cella: purchase of Roma Wine Co., 1924, sale of Roma to Schenley Distillers, 1941; Cella Vineyards, 1944-1961, sale to United Vintners; J. B. Cella II: career with Roma, Cella Vineyards, Allied Grape Growers and United Vintners, Heublein, Inc., and Guild Wineries and Distilleries.
Charles Crawford (b. 1918)
Recollections of a Career with the Gallo Winery and the Development of the California Wine Industry, 1942-1989, 1990, 121 pp.
Education, UC Berkeley, Cornell; Gallo Wine, 1930s-1980s: products, property, equipment and processes, grapes, growers; Gallo employees; working with Ernest and Julio Gallo; research, production, quality control, marketing; evolution of varietals; wine industry changes; Gallo funding for alcoholism research; thoughts on future.
Burke H. Critchfield (1888-1970), Carl F. Wente (1889-1971), and Andrew G. Fredricks (1890-1976)
The California Wine Industry During the Depression, 1972, 79 pp.
Burke H. Critchfield (1888-1970), agricultural economist, discusses California agricultural economics, 1927-34; the wine industry, the Bank of America, and winery financing; the prorate and Central California Wineries; anti-trust charges; Wine Institute programs. Andrew G. Fredricks (1890-1976), banker and technologist, comments on the prorate, Central California Wineries, and Central Winery. Included in the volume is an address by Carl F. Wente (1889-1971) on the economics of the California wine grape industry, 1918-42.
John De Luca (b. 1933), President, Wine Institute
John De Luca: Twenty-Five Years as President, Wine Institute, 1975-2000
Recruitment by Wine Institute, and early challenges: resignations, termination of marketing order for wine, exit of Heublein; new era of increasing exports; importance of political connections; organizational structure, membership policies; issues of trade barriers, labels, taxes, health and social issues, Mediterranean Diet, anti-alcohol groups, media coverage; thoughts on new Federal Dietary Guidelines, French Paradox, labeling.
Louis J. Foppiano (b. 1910)
A Century of Agriculture and Winemaking in Sonoma County, 1896-1996, 1996, 94 pp.
Farming in Healdsburg area, starting 1896; early wineries and winemaking, and Prohibition and Depression eras; Sonoma County Grape Growers Assn.; Foppiano Vineyards: founding, then expansion of winery, 1940s-1990s; vineyard and winemaking practices, involvement of younger generations; Geysers Development Corp.
Ernest Gallo (1909-)
Wine making in California; the E. & J. Gallo Winery, 166 pp.
Horace O. Lanza (1881-1983), and Harry Baccigaluppi (b. 1901)
California Grape Products and Other Wine Enterprises, 1971, 150 pp.
Horace O. Lanza, winemaker, recalls the Prohibition period; California Grape Products Co.; the Italian Vineyard Co. and Guasti; DiGiorgio and Schilling; varieties and regions; grapes, blends and processes; European and American wine making. Harry Baccigaluppi supplements Lanza's recollections and comments on products for home wine making; pricing and marketing; the Wine Institute; changing tastes in wines.
Louis M. Martini (1887-1974) and Louis P. Martini (1918-1998)
Wine Making in the Napa Valley, 1973, 94 pp.
Louis M. Martini (1887-1974), winemaker, chairman of the board of Louis M. Martini Winery, recalls early years in San Francisco; wine making in Pleasanton and Glenvale; working for Guasti; establishing L. M. Martini Grape Products, Napa Valley, 1933; Martini wines. Louis P. Martini (1918-), president of the Martini Winery, discusses the winery, the Martini family, and vineyards; wine industry activities and changes since the 1940s.
Louis P. Martini (1918-1998)
A Family Winery and the California Wine Industry, 1984, 126 pp.
Family, winery at Kingsburg, 1927-1940; education, UC Berkeley, UC Davis, 1937-1941; Louis M. Martini Winery, St. Helena, 1940s: wine men, Napa Valley Technical Group; changes and innovations in the industry: vineyard locations, facilities, laboratory work, harvesting, distribution, judging, promotion, public taste; activities with American Society of Enologists, Wine Institute, Wine Advisory Board.
Peter R. Mondavi (b. 1914)
Advances in Technology and Production at Charles Krug Winery, 1946-1988, 1990, 66 pp.
Wine industry, 1914-1946: shipping grapes to home winemakers, practices prior to cold fermentation; Charles Krug Winery: purchase by Cesare Mondavi, renovation, processing, production, marketing; advances in filtration and clarification; vineyards: diseases, mechanical harvesting, purchasing grapes; new facilities and technical advances in the winery; marketing in the 1980s.
Robert Mondavi (b. 1913)
Creativity in the Wine Industry, 1985, 107 pp.
Italian family background, study at Stanford; career, St. Helena, 1937-1943; Charles Krug Winery purchased by Mondavi; winemaking in the 1940s-1950s: sales, publicity, volume, industry changes; Robert Mondavi Winery: capitalizing, the wines, adding wineries, export and domestic markets; Napa Valley Vintners group; bottle price formula; Mondavi family, Margrit Biever; Opus One, and Baron Philippe de Rothschild; Napa Valley Wine Symposium and Auction.
Antonio Perelli-Minetti (1882-1976)
A Life in Wine Making, 1975, 174 pp.
Italy: family wine making, and enology education; to California, 1902; wine making in Healdsburg, 1904-10; American and European wines and grape varieties; Mexico, 1910-17; background of Delano enterprises; California Grape Products in Ukiah and Delano; DiGiorgio and Guasti; incorporation of Fruit Industries and California Wine Association; winery financing and market stabilization; CWA policy changes; A. Perelli-Minetti & Sons Winery; formation and function of the Wine Advisory Board; winery-grower relationships.
John A. Parducci (b. 1918), Winemaker, winery executive
Six Decades of Making Wine in Mendocino County, California, 1992, xiii, 108 pp.
Winery founded by father and uncle; learning to make wine in the 1930s; assuming responsibilities as winemaker; discusses styles of making wine, emphasizing varietals, expansion of winery, acquiring vineyards; purchase of winery by Teachers Management & Investment Corp.; experimenting with French-American blends; marketing.
Louis A. Petri (1912-1980)
The Petri Family in the Wine Industry, 1971, 67 pp.
The Petri family immigration from Italy; Prohibition years and early post-Repeal years; creation of Allied Grape Growers; acquisition of Italian-Swiss Colony; the wine tanker Angelo Petri; sale of United Vinters to Allied Grape Growers (Heublein); wine marketing patterns; acquisition of properties; national corporations and premium wineries; stabilization and the Bank of America.
Victor Repetto (1894-1973) and Sydney J. Block
Perspectives on California Wines, 1976, 65 pp.
Victor Repetto (1894-1973), wine industry executive, discusses the California Grape Products Co., Joseph DiGiorgio and the Guasti family, and Prohibition and Repeal. Sydney J. Block, sales representative for California wines, comments on the California Wine Association; the Rossi Brothers, and other California wine men; the pre-Prohibition shippers and the post-Repeal period; wine merchandising, the New Orleans market in 1969; and the Block family.
Edmund A. Rossi (1888-1974)
Italian Swiss Colony and the Wine Industry, 1971, 103 pp.
The founders of the Italian-Swiss agricultural colony; the Rossi and Caire families; winery changes, and affiliation with the California Wine Association; 1911 to Prohibition; Asti Grape Products Co.; Prohibition period activities; industry organizations and the prorate; Repeal, and sale to National Distillers, 1942; management of the Wine Advisory Board, 1948-60.
Edmund A. Rossi Jr. (1924-1996)
Italian Swiss Colony, 1949-1989: Recollections of a Third-Generation California Winemaker, 1990, 148 pp.
Three generations of Rossi family winemakers; winery at Asti, CA; various owners of Italian Swiss Colony; discusses flavored wines, influence of Louis Petri, winery personnel, brandy and high-proof wines; research and development of products, international investigations for Heublein; professional organizations and research papers; modern advances in the vineyard and the winery.
Italian Swiss Colony and the wine industry : oral history transcript / and related material, 1969-1971
Louis (Bob) Trinchero (b. 1936)
California Zinfandels, a Success Story, 1992, 144 pp.
Buying Sutter Home winery in 1946; making wine in the Napa Valley in 1950s and 1960s, specializing in red Zinfandel; development and growth of white Zinfandel in 1970s; expanding winery and acquiring and developing vineyards; other varietal wines; wine industry today.
Wine Making in Southern California and Recollections of Fruit Industries, Inc., 1972, 100 pp.
The Prohibition years and the establishment of Fruit Industries; post-Repeal; the Biane family, Southern California wineries, and the French in the California wine industry; Brookside Winery and the cooperative movement; brandy and surpluses; equipment and technology, grape picking, wine handling, vineyard land, merchandising, ownership patterns, and industry practices.
John B. Cella (1918-1998)
The Cella Family in the California Wine Industry, 1986, 75 pp.
John Battista Cella and Lorenzo Cella: purchase of Roma Wine Co., 1924, sale of Roma to Schenley Distillers, 1941; Cella Vineyards, 1944-1961, sale to United Vintners; J. B. Cella II: career with Roma, Cella Vineyards, Allied Grape Growers and United Vintners, Heublein, Inc., and Guild Wineries and Distilleries.
Charles Crawford (b. 1918)
Recollections of a Career with the Gallo Winery and the Development of the California Wine Industry, 1942-1989, 1990, 121 pp.
Education, UC Berkeley, Cornell; Gallo Wine, 1930s-1980s: products, property, equipment and processes, grapes, growers; Gallo employees; working with Ernest and Julio Gallo; research, production, quality control, marketing; evolution of varietals; wine industry changes; Gallo funding for alcoholism research; thoughts on future.
Burke H. Critchfield (1888-1970), Carl F. Wente (1889-1971), and Andrew G. Fredricks (1890-1976)
The California Wine Industry During the Depression, 1972, 79 pp.
Burke H. Critchfield (1888-1970), agricultural economist, discusses California agricultural economics, 1927-34; the wine industry, the Bank of America, and winery financing; the prorate and Central California Wineries; anti-trust charges; Wine Institute programs. Andrew G. Fredricks (1890-1976), banker and technologist, comments on the prorate, Central California Wineries, and Central Winery. Included in the volume is an address by Carl F. Wente (1889-1971) on the economics of the California wine grape industry, 1918-42.
John De Luca (b. 1933), President, Wine Institute
John De Luca: Twenty-Five Years as President, Wine Institute, 1975-2000
Recruitment by Wine Institute, and early challenges: resignations, termination of marketing order for wine, exit of Heublein; new era of increasing exports; importance of political connections; organizational structure, membership policies; issues of trade barriers, labels, taxes, health and social issues, Mediterranean Diet, anti-alcohol groups, media coverage; thoughts on new Federal Dietary Guidelines, French Paradox, labeling.
Louis J. Foppiano (b. 1910)
A Century of Agriculture and Winemaking in Sonoma County, 1896-1996, 1996, 94 pp.
Farming in Healdsburg area, starting 1896; early wineries and winemaking, and Prohibition and Depression eras; Sonoma County Grape Growers Assn.; Foppiano Vineyards: founding, then expansion of winery, 1940s-1990s; vineyard and winemaking practices, involvement of younger generations; Geysers Development Corp.
Ernest Gallo (1909-)
Wine making in California; the E. & J. Gallo Winery, 166 pp.
Horace O. Lanza (1881-1983), and Harry Baccigaluppi (b. 1901)
California Grape Products and Other Wine Enterprises, 1971, 150 pp.
Horace O. Lanza, winemaker, recalls the Prohibition period; California Grape Products Co.; the Italian Vineyard Co. and Guasti; DiGiorgio and Schilling; varieties and regions; grapes, blends and processes; European and American wine making. Harry Baccigaluppi supplements Lanza's recollections and comments on products for home wine making; pricing and marketing; the Wine Institute; changing tastes in wines.
Louis M. Martini (1887-1974) and Louis P. Martini (1918-1998)
Wine Making in the Napa Valley, 1973, 94 pp.
Louis M. Martini (1887-1974), winemaker, chairman of the board of Louis M. Martini Winery, recalls early years in San Francisco; wine making in Pleasanton and Glenvale; working for Guasti; establishing L. M. Martini Grape Products, Napa Valley, 1933; Martini wines. Louis P. Martini (1918-), president of the Martini Winery, discusses the winery, the Martini family, and vineyards; wine industry activities and changes since the 1940s.
Louis P. Martini (1918-1998)
A Family Winery and the California Wine Industry, 1984, 126 pp.
Family, winery at Kingsburg, 1927-1940; education, UC Berkeley, UC Davis, 1937-1941; Louis M. Martini Winery, St. Helena, 1940s: wine men, Napa Valley Technical Group; changes and innovations in the industry: vineyard locations, facilities, laboratory work, harvesting, distribution, judging, promotion, public taste; activities with American Society of Enologists, Wine Institute, Wine Advisory Board.
Peter R. Mondavi (b. 1914)
Advances in Technology and Production at Charles Krug Winery, 1946-1988, 1990, 66 pp.
Wine industry, 1914-1946: shipping grapes to home winemakers, practices prior to cold fermentation; Charles Krug Winery: purchase by Cesare Mondavi, renovation, processing, production, marketing; advances in filtration and clarification; vineyards: diseases, mechanical harvesting, purchasing grapes; new facilities and technical advances in the winery; marketing in the 1980s.
Robert Mondavi (b. 1913)
Creativity in the Wine Industry, 1985, 107 pp.
Italian family background, study at Stanford; career, St. Helena, 1937-1943; Charles Krug Winery purchased by Mondavi; winemaking in the 1940s-1950s: sales, publicity, volume, industry changes; Robert Mondavi Winery: capitalizing, the wines, adding wineries, export and domestic markets; Napa Valley Vintners group; bottle price formula; Mondavi family, Margrit Biever; Opus One, and Baron Philippe de Rothschild; Napa Valley Wine Symposium and Auction.
Antonio Perelli-Minetti (1882-1976)
A Life in Wine Making, 1975, 174 pp.
Italy: family wine making, and enology education; to California, 1902; wine making in Healdsburg, 1904-10; American and European wines and grape varieties; Mexico, 1910-17; background of Delano enterprises; California Grape Products in Ukiah and Delano; DiGiorgio and Guasti; incorporation of Fruit Industries and California Wine Association; winery financing and market stabilization; CWA policy changes; A. Perelli-Minetti & Sons Winery; formation and function of the Wine Advisory Board; winery-grower relationships.
John A. Parducci (b. 1918), Winemaker, winery executive
Six Decades of Making Wine in Mendocino County, California, 1992, xiii, 108 pp.
Winery founded by father and uncle; learning to make wine in the 1930s; assuming responsibilities as winemaker; discusses styles of making wine, emphasizing varietals, expansion of winery, acquiring vineyards; purchase of winery by Teachers Management & Investment Corp.; experimenting with French-American blends; marketing.
Louis A. Petri (1912-1980)
The Petri Family in the Wine Industry, 1971, 67 pp.
The Petri family immigration from Italy; Prohibition years and early post-Repeal years; creation of Allied Grape Growers; acquisition of Italian-Swiss Colony; the wine tanker Angelo Petri; sale of United Vinters to Allied Grape Growers (Heublein); wine marketing patterns; acquisition of properties; national corporations and premium wineries; stabilization and the Bank of America.
Victor Repetto (1894-1973) and Sydney J. Block
Perspectives on California Wines, 1976, 65 pp.
Victor Repetto (1894-1973), wine industry executive, discusses the California Grape Products Co., Joseph DiGiorgio and the Guasti family, and Prohibition and Repeal. Sydney J. Block, sales representative for California wines, comments on the California Wine Association; the Rossi Brothers, and other California wine men; the pre-Prohibition shippers and the post-Repeal period; wine merchandising, the New Orleans market in 1969; and the Block family.
Edmund A. Rossi (1888-1974)
Italian Swiss Colony and the Wine Industry, 1971, 103 pp.
The founders of the Italian-Swiss agricultural colony; the Rossi and Caire families; winery changes, and affiliation with the California Wine Association; 1911 to Prohibition; Asti Grape Products Co.; Prohibition period activities; industry organizations and the prorate; Repeal, and sale to National Distillers, 1942; management of the Wine Advisory Board, 1948-60.
Edmund A. Rossi Jr. (1924-1996)
Italian Swiss Colony, 1949-1989: Recollections of a Third-Generation California Winemaker, 1990, 148 pp.
Three generations of Rossi family winemakers; winery at Asti, CA; various owners of Italian Swiss Colony; discusses flavored wines, influence of Louis Petri, winery personnel, brandy and high-proof wines; research and development of products, international investigations for Heublein; professional organizations and research papers; modern advances in the vineyard and the winery.
Italian Swiss Colony and the wine industry : oral history transcript / and related material, 1969-1971
Louis (Bob) Trinchero (b. 1936)
California Zinfandels, a Success Story, 1992, 144 pp.
Buying Sutter Home winery in 1946; making wine in the Napa Valley in 1950s and 1960s, specializing in red Zinfandel; development and growth of white Zinfandel in 1970s; expanding winery and acquiring and developing vineyards; other varietal wines; wine industry today.
Bibliografia -- Fonti sui vitivinicoltori piemontesi in California
General
Barlow, Bob Stuart, Historical and Regional Analysis of the Italian Role in California Viticulture and Enology, Ph.D. diss., Davis, University of California, 1964
California Wine: A Sunset Pictorial, Menlo Park, CA, Lane Magazine, 1973
Costa, Eric J., Old Vines: A History of Winegrowing in Amador County, Jackson, CA, Cenotto Publications, 1994
De Pauli, James, "Tony, a Foreign Market at Home (California)", Western Advertising, Vol. 19, 1931
Gabaccia, Donna, “Ethnicity in the Business World: Italians in American Food Industries”, Italian American Review, 6, 2, 1997/1998, pp. 1-19.
Gabaccia, Donna, “As American as Budweiser and Pickles: Nation-Building in American Food Industry”, in Warren Belasco and Philip Scranton (eds.), Food Nations: Selling Taste in Consumer Societies, New York, Routledge, 2002
Palmer, Hans, Italian Immigration and the Development of California Agriculture, Ph.D. diss., Berkeley, University of California, 1965
Italian-Swiss Company, Asti
Florence, Jack W., Legacy of a village : the Italian Swiss Colony winery and people of Asti, California, Phoenix, AZ, Raymond Court Press, 1999
Inkersley, Arthur, “The Vintage in California and Italy”, Overland Monthly, Vol. 41, Oct. 1909, p. 406-411
Italian Swiss Colony, History of the Organization and Progress of the Italian-Swiss Colony, Asti, Sonoma County, California, The Company, 1903
Italian Swiss Colony, Italian-Swiss Colony: Growers and Producers of Choice California wines, San Francisco, 1911
Italian Swiss Colony, Italian Swiss Agricultural Colony: Producers of Fine California Wines and Brandies, San Francisco, 1898
LeBaron, Gaye, "Recalling the Days when Asti was a 'Real' Town", Santa Rosa Press Democrat, July 6, 1986, pg. 2A
Mayor des Planches, Edmondo, Attraverso gli Stati Uniti: per l'emigrazione italiana, Torino, Unione tipografico-editrice torinese, 1913
Sbarboro, Andrea, Life of Andrea Sbarboro: Reminiscences of an Italian-American Pioneer, San Francisco, 1911 [Microfilm]
Sbarboro, Andrea, “The Vines and Wines of California”, Overland Monthly, Vol. 25, 1900
Italian Vineyard Company, Guasti
Bartlett, Lanier, “An Immigrant in the Land of Opportunity”, The World’s Work, New York, Vol. 19, 1909
D’Amico, Rita Antonella, La comunità italiana di Guasti: esempio di una felice integrazione nella società americana, M.A. Thesis, Los Angeles, University of California, 1986
Hofer, James, Cucamonga Wines and Vines: A History of the Cucamonga Pioneer Vineyard Association, Ph.D. diss., Davis, University of California, 1983
Hofer, James, Guasti and the Italian Vineyard Company, 1984
Mayor des Planches, Edmondo, Attraverso gli Stati Uniti: per l'emigrazione italiana, Torino, Unione tipografico-editrice torinese, 1913
E.&J. Gallo Winery, Modesto
Gallo, Ernest and Julio Gallo, Ernest and Julio: Our Story, New York, Random House, 1994
Hawkes, Ellen, Blood and Wine: The Unauthorized Story of the Gallo Wine Empire, New York, Simon & Schuster, 1993
Barlow, Bob Stuart, Historical and Regional Analysis of the Italian Role in California Viticulture and Enology, Ph.D. diss., Davis, University of California, 1964
California Wine: A Sunset Pictorial, Menlo Park, CA, Lane Magazine, 1973
Costa, Eric J., Old Vines: A History of Winegrowing in Amador County, Jackson, CA, Cenotto Publications, 1994
De Pauli, James, "Tony, a Foreign Market at Home (California)", Western Advertising, Vol. 19, 1931
Gabaccia, Donna, “Ethnicity in the Business World: Italians in American Food Industries”, Italian American Review, 6, 2, 1997/1998, pp. 1-19.
Gabaccia, Donna, “As American as Budweiser and Pickles: Nation-Building in American Food Industry”, in Warren Belasco and Philip Scranton (eds.), Food Nations: Selling Taste in Consumer Societies, New York, Routledge, 2002
Palmer, Hans, Italian Immigration and the Development of California Agriculture, Ph.D. diss., Berkeley, University of California, 1965
Italian-Swiss Company, Asti
Florence, Jack W., Legacy of a village : the Italian Swiss Colony winery and people of Asti, California, Phoenix, AZ, Raymond Court Press, 1999
Inkersley, Arthur, “The Vintage in California and Italy”, Overland Monthly, Vol. 41, Oct. 1909, p. 406-411
Italian Swiss Colony, History of the Organization and Progress of the Italian-Swiss Colony, Asti, Sonoma County, California, The Company, 1903
Italian Swiss Colony, Italian-Swiss Colony: Growers and Producers of Choice California wines, San Francisco, 1911
Italian Swiss Colony, Italian Swiss Agricultural Colony: Producers of Fine California Wines and Brandies, San Francisco, 1898
LeBaron, Gaye, "Recalling the Days when Asti was a 'Real' Town", Santa Rosa Press Democrat, July 6, 1986, pg. 2A
Mayor des Planches, Edmondo, Attraverso gli Stati Uniti: per l'emigrazione italiana, Torino, Unione tipografico-editrice torinese, 1913
Sbarboro, Andrea, Life of Andrea Sbarboro: Reminiscences of an Italian-American Pioneer, San Francisco, 1911 [Microfilm]
Sbarboro, Andrea, “The Vines and Wines of California”, Overland Monthly, Vol. 25, 1900
Italian Vineyard Company, Guasti
Bartlett, Lanier, “An Immigrant in the Land of Opportunity”, The World’s Work, New York, Vol. 19, 1909
D’Amico, Rita Antonella, La comunità italiana di Guasti: esempio di una felice integrazione nella società americana, M.A. Thesis, Los Angeles, University of California, 1986
Hofer, James, Cucamonga Wines and Vines: A History of the Cucamonga Pioneer Vineyard Association, Ph.D. diss., Davis, University of California, 1983
Hofer, James, Guasti and the Italian Vineyard Company, 1984
Mayor des Planches, Edmondo, Attraverso gli Stati Uniti: per l'emigrazione italiana, Torino, Unione tipografico-editrice torinese, 1913
E.&J. Gallo Winery, Modesto
Gallo, Ernest and Julio Gallo, Ernest and Julio: Our Story, New York, Random House, 1994
Hawkes, Ellen, Blood and Wine: The Unauthorized Story of the Gallo Wine Empire, New York, Simon & Schuster, 1993
Bibliografia -- Storia del vino in California
Adams, Leon D., The Wines of America, New York, McGraw-Hill, 1985
Carosso, Vincent P., The California Wine Industry, 1830-1895: The Formative Years, Berkeley, University of California Press, 1951
Deutschman, Alan, A Tale of Two Valleys: Wine, Wealth and the Battle for the Good Life in Napa and Sonoma, New York, Broadway, 2003
Fisher, M.F.K., The Story of Wine in California, Berkeley, University of California Press, 1962
Fuller, Robert C., Religion and Wine: A Cultural History of Wine Drinking in the United States, Knoxville, TN, The University of Tennessee Press, 1996
Geraci, Victor W., “Fermenting a Twenty-First Century California Wine Industry”, Agricultural History, Fall 2004, Vol. 78, No. 4
Heimoff, Steve, A Wine Journey along the Russian River, Berkeley, University of California Press, 2005 [e-book]
Heintz, William F., Wine Country: A History of Napa Valley: The Early Years, 1838-1920, Santa Barbara, Capra Press, 1990
Jacobs, Julius L., “California’s Pioneer Wine Families,” California Historical Quarterly, 54, 2, 1975
Johnson, Hugh, Vintage: The Story of California Wine, New York, Simon and Schuster, 1989
Leggett, Herbert B., Early History of Wine Production in California, San Francisco, Wine Institute, 1941
Lukacs, Paul, American Vintage: The Rise of American Wine, Houghton Mifflin, 2000
Morissey, Charles T., “Oral History and the California Wine Industry,” Agricultural History, 51.3, 1977
Ostrander, Gilman, The Prohibition Movement in California, 1848-1933, Berkeley, University of California Press, 1957
Peters, G.L., American Winescapes: The Cultural Landscapes of America’s Wine Country, New York, Westview Press, 1997
Pinney, Thomas, A History of Wine in America: From the Beginnings to Prohibition, Berkeley, University of California Press, 1989 [e-book]
Pinney, Thomas, A History of Wine In America: From Prohibition to the Present, Berkeley: University of California Press, 2005
Robards, Terry, California Wine Label Album, New York, Workman Pub., 1986
Schnier, Robert F., A Study of the Will to Survive of the Family-Owned Wineries of California, Ph.D. diss., Davis, University of California, 1982
Sullivan, Charles L., A Companion to California Wine: An Encyclopedia of Wine and Winemaking from the Mission Period to the Present, Berkeley, University of California Press, 1998
Teiser, Ruth - Harroun, Catherine, Winemaking in California: The Account in Words and Pictures of the Golden State’s Two-Century-Long Adventure with Wine, New York, McGraw Hill, 1983
Wasserman, Ira M., “Status Politics and Economic Class Interests: The 1918 Prohibition Referendum in California,” The Sociological Quarterly, Vol. 31, Issue 3, June 1990
Carosso, Vincent P., The California Wine Industry, 1830-1895: The Formative Years, Berkeley, University of California Press, 1951
Deutschman, Alan, A Tale of Two Valleys: Wine, Wealth and the Battle for the Good Life in Napa and Sonoma, New York, Broadway, 2003
Fisher, M.F.K., The Story of Wine in California, Berkeley, University of California Press, 1962
Fuller, Robert C., Religion and Wine: A Cultural History of Wine Drinking in the United States, Knoxville, TN, The University of Tennessee Press, 1996
Geraci, Victor W., “Fermenting a Twenty-First Century California Wine Industry”, Agricultural History, Fall 2004, Vol. 78, No. 4
Heimoff, Steve, A Wine Journey along the Russian River, Berkeley, University of California Press, 2005 [e-book]
Heintz, William F., Wine Country: A History of Napa Valley: The Early Years, 1838-1920, Santa Barbara, Capra Press, 1990
Jacobs, Julius L., “California’s Pioneer Wine Families,” California Historical Quarterly, 54, 2, 1975
Johnson, Hugh, Vintage: The Story of California Wine, New York, Simon and Schuster, 1989
Leggett, Herbert B., Early History of Wine Production in California, San Francisco, Wine Institute, 1941
Lukacs, Paul, American Vintage: The Rise of American Wine, Houghton Mifflin, 2000
Morissey, Charles T., “Oral History and the California Wine Industry,” Agricultural History, 51.3, 1977
Ostrander, Gilman, The Prohibition Movement in California, 1848-1933, Berkeley, University of California Press, 1957
Peters, G.L., American Winescapes: The Cultural Landscapes of America’s Wine Country, New York, Westview Press, 1997
Pinney, Thomas, A History of Wine in America: From the Beginnings to Prohibition, Berkeley, University of California Press, 1989 [e-book]
Pinney, Thomas, A History of Wine In America: From Prohibition to the Present, Berkeley: University of California Press, 2005
Robards, Terry, California Wine Label Album, New York, Workman Pub., 1986
Schnier, Robert F., A Study of the Will to Survive of the Family-Owned Wineries of California, Ph.D. diss., Davis, University of California, 1982
Sullivan, Charles L., A Companion to California Wine: An Encyclopedia of Wine and Winemaking from the Mission Period to the Present, Berkeley, University of California Press, 1998
Teiser, Ruth - Harroun, Catherine, Winemaking in California: The Account in Words and Pictures of the Golden State’s Two-Century-Long Adventure with Wine, New York, McGraw Hill, 1983
Wasserman, Ira M., “Status Politics and Economic Class Interests: The 1918 Prohibition Referendum in California,” The Sociological Quarterly, Vol. 31, Issue 3, June 1990
Bibliografia -- Storia della California
Avila, Eric, Popular Culture in the Age of White Flight: Fear and Fantasy in Suburban Los Angeles, Berkeley, University of California Press, 2004 [e-book]
Chang, Sucheng, This Bittersweet Soil: The Chinese in Califronia Agriculture, 1860-1910, 1986
Cornford, Daniel (edited by), Working People of California, Berkeley, University of California Press, 1995
Daniel, Cletus E., Bitter Harvest: A History of California Farmworkers, 1870-1941, 1981
Knobloch, Frieda, The Culture of Wilderness: Agriculture as Colonization in the American West, Chapel Hill, University of North Carolina Press, 1996
Rawls, James J., Walton Bean, California: An Interpretive History, New York, McGraw Hill, 1997
Rice, Richard, The Elusive Eden: A New History of California, New York, McGraw Hill, 2001
Saxton, A., The Indispensable Enemy: Labor and the Anti-Chinese Movement in California, Berkeley, University of California Press, 1971
Starr, Kevin, California: A History, Los Angeles, Modern Library, 2005
Sucheng, Chan, Spencer C. Olin, Major Problems in California History, Boston, Houghton Mifflin, 1996
Taylor, Paul S., "Foundations of California Rural Society," California Historical Society Quarterly, 224, Sept. 1945, pp. 193-228
"The Chinese in California." Special Issue. California History, 57, Spring 1978
Chang, Sucheng, This Bittersweet Soil: The Chinese in Califronia Agriculture, 1860-1910, 1986
Cornford, Daniel (edited by), Working People of California, Berkeley, University of California Press, 1995
Daniel, Cletus E., Bitter Harvest: A History of California Farmworkers, 1870-1941, 1981
Knobloch, Frieda, The Culture of Wilderness: Agriculture as Colonization in the American West, Chapel Hill, University of North Carolina Press, 1996
Rawls, James J., Walton Bean, California: An Interpretive History, New York, McGraw Hill, 1997
Rice, Richard, The Elusive Eden: A New History of California, New York, McGraw Hill, 2001
Saxton, A., The Indispensable Enemy: Labor and the Anti-Chinese Movement in California, Berkeley, University of California Press, 1971
Starr, Kevin, California: A History, Los Angeles, Modern Library, 2005
Sucheng, Chan, Spencer C. Olin, Major Problems in California History, Boston, Houghton Mifflin, 1996
Taylor, Paul S., "Foundations of California Rural Society," California Historical Society Quarterly, 224, Sept. 1945, pp. 193-228
"The Chinese in California." Special Issue. California History, 57, Spring 1978
Bibliografia -- Storia dell'immigrazione italiana in California
Armiero, Marco, Elsewhere: Italians in the Frontiers (United States, 19th-20th Centuries), Papers, Program in Agrarian Studies, Yale University
Barela, A., “L’emigrazione italiana e la California”, Italia coloniale, a. 4, n. 4-5, apr.-mag. 1903, pp. 420-440
Baroni, Cleto, Chi siamo nella California del Sud, Los Angeles, 1932
Bonardelli, E., “L’emigrazione italiana in California”, Italica Gens, vol. 2, 1911
Busby, F.P., The History of Bosconero and the Società Bosconerese di Los Angeles, Los Angeles, 1985
Canepa, Andrew, “Profilo della massoneria di lingua italiana in California”, Studi emigrazione, n. 97, 1990, pp. 87-107
Cerreti, G.B., “Sulla colonia italiana in California”, Bollettino consolare, vol. VII, Roma, MAE, 1871
Cinel, Dino, From Italy to San Francisco: The Immigrant Experience, Stanford, Stanford University Press, 1982
Di Leonardo, Micaela, The Varieties of Ethnic Experience: Kinship, Class, and Gender among California Italian-Americans, Ithaca (NY), Cornell University Press, 1984
Dillon, R., North Beach: The Italian Heart of San Francisco, San Francisco, Presidio Press, 1985
Dondero, C., “L'Italia agli Stati Uniti e in California”, Italia coloniale, a. 2, n. 6, giu. 1901, pp. 9-22
Falbo, E., “Stato di California nel 1856, relazione al Ministero degli Affari Esteri del Regno di Sardegna”, California Historical Society Quarterly, vol. 42, 1963
Feraud, L., Da Biella a San Francisco in California, Torino, 1892
Fichera, Sebastian, “Entrepreneurial Behavior in an Immigrant Colony: The Economic Experience of San Francisco's Italian-Americans, 1850-1940”, Studi emigrazione, XXXII, n. 118, 1995
Fichera, Sebastian, The Meaning of Community: A History of the Italians of San Francisco, Ph.D. diss., Los Angeles, University of California, 1981
Frangini, A., Italiani in San Francisco e Oakland, San Francisco, Tip. Lansen-Laurey & Co., 1914
Gabaccia, Donna, "The 'Yellow Peril' and the ‘Chinese of Europe’: Global Perspectives
on Race and Labor, 1815–1930," in Jan Lucassen and Leo Lucassen (eds.), Migration, Migration History, History, 2nd rev. ed., Bern, Peter Lang, 1999
Gage, J.H., Beckoning Hills: A Story of the Italians in California, Philadelphia, John C. Winston, 1951
Gumina, Deanna Paoli, The Italians of San Francisco, 1850-1930, New York, Center for Migration Studies, 1978
Lothrop, Gloria Ricci and Andrew Rolle, Fulfilling the Promise of California: An Anthology of Essays on the Italian American Experience in California, Spokane, WA, Arthur H. Clark, 2000
Loverci, F., “Italiani in California negli anni del Risorgimento,” Clio, vol. XV, 1979, pp. 469-547
Nicosia, Francesco, Italian Pioneers of California, San Francisco, Italian Chamber of Commerce, 1960
Patrizi, Ettore, Italiani in California, San Francisco, 1911
Pecorini, Alberto, “The Italian as an Agricultural Laborer,” Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, Vol. 33, No. 2, Labor and Wages (Mar., 1909) , pp. 156-166
Pellegrini, Angelo, Americans by Choice, New York, The Macmillan Company, 1956
Ravaioli, A., “La colonizzazione agricola degli Stati Uniti in rapporto all’emigrazione italiana”, Bollettino dell’emigrazione, vol. 4, 1904
Radin, Paul, The Italians of San Francisco: Their Adjustment and Acculturation, San Francisco, 1935
Ricciardi, G., “Le condizioni del lavoro e l’emigrazione italiana in California”, Bollettino dell’emigrazione, vol. 8, 1908
Rinaudo, P., “Il lavoro delle donne e dei fanciulli italiani in California”, Italica Gens, vol. 5, 1914
Rolle, Andrew F., “Italy in California,” [Pacific Spectator, Vol. 9,], 1955
Rolle, Andrew F., “Success in the Sun: The Italians in California,” Westerner’s Brand Book, Vol. 14, 1961
Rosso, Maurizio, Piemontesi nel Far West: studi e testimonianze sulla emigrazione piemontese in California, Cavallermaggiore, Gribaudo, 1990
Scaletta, G., La chiesa cattolica di San Secondo d’Asti in Guasti, California, Nizza Monferrato, Cassa di risparmio di Asti e Casa vinicola Guasti, 1994
Scherini, Rose Davis, The Italian American Community of San Francisco: A Descriptive Study, Berkeley, University of California, 1976
Schiappo, L.P., Nota sull’emigrazione italiana in California, Torino, Roux, 1899
Sensi Isolani, Paola A., Phylis Cancilla Martinelli (eds.), Struggle and Success: An Anthology of the Italian Immigrant Experience in California, New York, Center for Migration Studies, 1992
Serra, G., “Gli Italiani in California e gli altri Stati della Costa del Pacifico”, Bollettino dell’emigrazione, vol. 5, 1902
Taylor, David A., John Alexander Williams, Old Ties, New Attachments: Italian-American Folklife in the West
Tuoni, G.M., G. Brogelli, Attività italiane in California, San Francisco, The Mercury Press, 1929
Barela, A., “L’emigrazione italiana e la California”, Italia coloniale, a. 4, n. 4-5, apr.-mag. 1903, pp. 420-440
Baroni, Cleto, Chi siamo nella California del Sud, Los Angeles, 1932
Bonardelli, E., “L’emigrazione italiana in California”, Italica Gens, vol. 2, 1911
Busby, F.P., The History of Bosconero and the Società Bosconerese di Los Angeles, Los Angeles, 1985
Canepa, Andrew, “Profilo della massoneria di lingua italiana in California”, Studi emigrazione, n. 97, 1990, pp. 87-107
Cerreti, G.B., “Sulla colonia italiana in California”, Bollettino consolare, vol. VII, Roma, MAE, 1871
Cinel, Dino, From Italy to San Francisco: The Immigrant Experience, Stanford, Stanford University Press, 1982
Di Leonardo, Micaela, The Varieties of Ethnic Experience: Kinship, Class, and Gender among California Italian-Americans, Ithaca (NY), Cornell University Press, 1984
Dillon, R., North Beach: The Italian Heart of San Francisco, San Francisco, Presidio Press, 1985
Dondero, C., “L'Italia agli Stati Uniti e in California”, Italia coloniale, a. 2, n. 6, giu. 1901, pp. 9-22
Falbo, E., “Stato di California nel 1856, relazione al Ministero degli Affari Esteri del Regno di Sardegna”, California Historical Society Quarterly, vol. 42, 1963
Feraud, L., Da Biella a San Francisco in California, Torino, 1892
Fichera, Sebastian, “Entrepreneurial Behavior in an Immigrant Colony: The Economic Experience of San Francisco's Italian-Americans, 1850-1940”, Studi emigrazione, XXXII, n. 118, 1995
Fichera, Sebastian, The Meaning of Community: A History of the Italians of San Francisco, Ph.D. diss., Los Angeles, University of California, 1981
Frangini, A., Italiani in San Francisco e Oakland, San Francisco, Tip. Lansen-Laurey & Co., 1914
Gabaccia, Donna, "The 'Yellow Peril' and the ‘Chinese of Europe’: Global Perspectives
on Race and Labor, 1815–1930," in Jan Lucassen and Leo Lucassen (eds.), Migration, Migration History, History, 2nd rev. ed., Bern, Peter Lang, 1999
Gage, J.H., Beckoning Hills: A Story of the Italians in California, Philadelphia, John C. Winston, 1951
Gumina, Deanna Paoli, The Italians of San Francisco, 1850-1930, New York, Center for Migration Studies, 1978
Lothrop, Gloria Ricci and Andrew Rolle, Fulfilling the Promise of California: An Anthology of Essays on the Italian American Experience in California, Spokane, WA, Arthur H. Clark, 2000
Loverci, F., “Italiani in California negli anni del Risorgimento,” Clio, vol. XV, 1979, pp. 469-547
Nicosia, Francesco, Italian Pioneers of California, San Francisco, Italian Chamber of Commerce, 1960
Patrizi, Ettore, Italiani in California, San Francisco, 1911
Pecorini, Alberto, “The Italian as an Agricultural Laborer,” Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, Vol. 33, No. 2, Labor and Wages (Mar., 1909) , pp. 156-166
Pellegrini, Angelo, Americans by Choice, New York, The Macmillan Company, 1956
Ravaioli, A., “La colonizzazione agricola degli Stati Uniti in rapporto all’emigrazione italiana”, Bollettino dell’emigrazione, vol. 4, 1904
Radin, Paul, The Italians of San Francisco: Their Adjustment and Acculturation, San Francisco, 1935
Ricciardi, G., “Le condizioni del lavoro e l’emigrazione italiana in California”, Bollettino dell’emigrazione, vol. 8, 1908
Rinaudo, P., “Il lavoro delle donne e dei fanciulli italiani in California”, Italica Gens, vol. 5, 1914
Rolle, Andrew F., “Italy in California,” [Pacific Spectator, Vol. 9,], 1955
Rolle, Andrew F., “Success in the Sun: The Italians in California,” Westerner’s Brand Book, Vol. 14, 1961
Rosso, Maurizio, Piemontesi nel Far West: studi e testimonianze sulla emigrazione piemontese in California, Cavallermaggiore, Gribaudo, 1990
Scaletta, G., La chiesa cattolica di San Secondo d’Asti in Guasti, California, Nizza Monferrato, Cassa di risparmio di Asti e Casa vinicola Guasti, 1994
Scherini, Rose Davis, The Italian American Community of San Francisco: A Descriptive Study, Berkeley, University of California, 1976
Schiappo, L.P., Nota sull’emigrazione italiana in California, Torino, Roux, 1899
Sensi Isolani, Paola A., Phylis Cancilla Martinelli (eds.), Struggle and Success: An Anthology of the Italian Immigrant Experience in California, New York, Center for Migration Studies, 1992
Serra, G., “Gli Italiani in California e gli altri Stati della Costa del Pacifico”, Bollettino dell’emigrazione, vol. 5, 1902
Taylor, David A., John Alexander Williams, Old Ties, New Attachments: Italian-American Folklife in the West
Tuoni, G.M., G. Brogelli, Attività italiane in California, San Francisco, The Mercury Press, 1929
Bibliografia -- Storia del vino in Piemonte
Comba, Rinaldo (a cura di), Vigne e vini nel Piemonte rinascimentale, Cuneo, L'arciere, 1991
Desana Paolo, Gente e vini del Monferrato, Casale Monferrato, Rotary club, 1971
Desana Paolo, Passato presente e futuro dei vini piemontesi, Casale Monferrato, Tip. Milano, 1966
Giornale vinicolo italiano, Casale Monferrato, Tip. sociale del Monferrato poi Tip. C. Cassone, 1875-1931
Gullino, Giuseppe, Trasformazioni del paesaggio agrario: viticoltura e cerealicoltura nel Piemonte sud-occidentale (secoli 12.-15.), Cavallermaggiore, Gribaudo, 2001
L'Italia enologica: rassegna dell'industria e del commercio dei vini: organo del circolo enofilo italiano, Roma, 1887-1897
Loubere, Leo, The Red and the White: The History of Wine in France and Italy in the 19th Century, Albany, State University of New York Press, 1978
Rapetti, Vittorio, Uomini, collina e vigneto in Piemonte, da metà Ottocento agli anni trenta, Alessandria, Dell'Orso, 1984
Ufficio agrario per la provincia di Cuneo, Guida vinicola per la provincia di Cuneo, Cuneo, Tipografia editrice Pietro Oggero, 1903
Unwin, Tim, Storia del vino: geografie, culture e miti dall'antichità ai giorni nostri, Roma, Donzelli, 1993
Il vino nell'economia e nella società italiana medioevale e moderna: convegno di studi, Greve in Chianti, 21-24 maggio 1987, Firenze, Accademia economico-agraria dei Georgofili, 1988
Desana Paolo, Gente e vini del Monferrato, Casale Monferrato, Rotary club, 1971
Desana Paolo, Passato presente e futuro dei vini piemontesi, Casale Monferrato, Tip. Milano, 1966
Giornale vinicolo italiano, Casale Monferrato, Tip. sociale del Monferrato poi Tip. C. Cassone, 1875-1931
Gullino, Giuseppe, Trasformazioni del paesaggio agrario: viticoltura e cerealicoltura nel Piemonte sud-occidentale (secoli 12.-15.), Cavallermaggiore, Gribaudo, 2001
L'Italia enologica: rassegna dell'industria e del commercio dei vini: organo del circolo enofilo italiano, Roma, 1887-1897
Loubere, Leo, The Red and the White: The History of Wine in France and Italy in the 19th Century, Albany, State University of New York Press, 1978
Rapetti, Vittorio, Uomini, collina e vigneto in Piemonte, da metà Ottocento agli anni trenta, Alessandria, Dell'Orso, 1984
Ufficio agrario per la provincia di Cuneo, Guida vinicola per la provincia di Cuneo, Cuneo, Tipografia editrice Pietro Oggero, 1903
Unwin, Tim, Storia del vino: geografie, culture e miti dall'antichità ai giorni nostri, Roma, Donzelli, 1993
Il vino nell'economia e nella società italiana medioevale e moderna: convegno di studi, Greve in Chianti, 21-24 maggio 1987, Firenze, Accademia economico-agraria dei Georgofili, 1988
Bibliografia -- Storia della società rurale nel Piemonte postunitario
Bravo, G.L., Donna e lavoro contadino nelle campagne astigiane, Cuneo, L’arciere, 1980
Bravo, G.L., La solidarietà difficile: problemi della cooperazione contadina nel Monferrato, Padova, Marsilio, 1972
Caprino, P., La crisi agraria nell’astigiano dal 1880 al 1910, Tesi di Laurea, Università di Torino, Facoltà di Magistero, A.A. 1973-74
Castaldo, Marco, Giancarlo Cocito, Donatella Gnetti (a cura di), 818 percorsi di cultura artigiana, Asti, Amministrazione comunale di Asti, 1994
Castelli, F., M.L. Grezzi, Fubine, 1880-1945: una comunità contadina fra tradizione e innovazione, Alessandria, Dell’Orso, 1986
Castronovo, V., Economia e società in Piemonte dall’Unità al 1914, Milano, 1969
Castronovo, V., Il Piemonte. Storia delle Regioni dall’Unità a oggi, Vol. 1, Torino, Einaudi, 1990
Crosa G., Asti nel Sette-Ottocento: l’emigrazione di fine secolo, Cavallermaggiore, Gribaudo, 1993, pp. 619-642
La grande storia del Piemonte, Firenze, Bonechi, 1999-
Pitto, Cesare, "Un segno della memoria: la coltivazione della vite e le comunità piemontesi nell'America del Nord", in Laura Balletto (a cura di), Dai feudi monferrini e dal Piemonte ai nuovi mondi oltre gli oceani: atti del congresso internazionale, Alessandria, 2-6 aprile 1990, Tomo 2, Alessandria, Società di storia arte e archeologia, 1993
Pagella, M., L'evoluzione economica delle colline dell’astigiano, Milano, Feltrinelli, 1962
Revelli, N., Il mondo dei vinti: testimonianze di vita contadina, Torino, Einaudi, 1979
Revelli, N., L’anello forte: la donna, storie di vita contadina, Torino, Einaudi, 1985
Bravo, G.L., La solidarietà difficile: problemi della cooperazione contadina nel Monferrato, Padova, Marsilio, 1972
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