<p>Tom Leonardini II is a second generation family at Whitehall Lane.  We sat at the winery for what I would call a frank conversation about the state of Napa Valley and wine business as a whole.  He sheds some light on what it takes to be successful in the Napa Valley and be a good steward of the land.  Have a listen.</p>

Tom Leonardini II is a second generation family at Whitehall Lane. We sat at the winery for what I would call a frank conversation about the state of Napa Valley and wine business as a whole. He sheds some light on what it takes to be successful in the Napa Valley and be a good steward of the land. Have a listen.

<p>Tom Leonardini II is a second generation family at Whitehall Lane.&nbsp; We sat at the winery for what I would call a frank conversation about the state of Napa Valley and wine business as a whole.&nbsp; He sheds some light on what it takes to be successful in the Napa Valley and be a good steward of the land.&nbsp; Have a listen.</p>

Brass Tacks Conversation With Whitehall Lane's Tom Leonardini II

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