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2. Iron Gate Private Wine Management - Wikipedia

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   Iron Gate Private Wine Management is a Canadian wine storage, wine auction and collector services company which operates a 150,000-bottle subterranean storage facility and sells wine for their collector clients. The facility is 6,000 square feet in size and located 20 feet under ground. [1] Iron Gate typically stores larger wine collections. [2]

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4. T&T Supermarket - Wikipedia

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   In 2020, they launched an online shopping platform and an app. "T&T" is a reference to the initials of two founding investing managing corporations, Tawa Supermarket Inc. and Tung Yee Uni-President Enterprises Corp. , [ 7 ] though a popular story circulates that it refers to Cindy Lee's eldest daughters, Tina and Tiffany.

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6. Labatt Brewing Company - Wikipedia

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   Later, Labatt's did buy 1000 posters to deal with consumer demand. In 1995, Labatt was acquired by the large Belgian multinational brewer Interbrew (now InBev), the world market leader. Labatt is part-owner of Brewers Retail Inc. , operator of The Beer Store retail chain, which—protected by legislation—has over 90% market share of Ontario ...

7. Wine.com - Wikipedia

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   The current Wine.com business was founded by Mike Osborn in Portland, Oregon as eVineyard in 1998. [4] In 1995, David Harmon founded wine.com and in 1999 sold the information site Wine.com to Virtual Vineyards for over US$10,000,000. [citation needed] In 2000, VirtualVineyards.com and WineShopper.com merged under the Wine.com name.