Tracy Smith

My first thought was that could have very easily been Greg.

What do you think would have happened if you were there?

Hold on, let's just slow down for a second.

How do you get from two ambitious guys trying to make it in the wine business to a murder mystery with four or five other potential victims?

Well, we found a guy who can explain it all.

Because his family has worked in these valleys for generations.

And he says he could have been a victim that day, too.

So is it customary if we visit to open a bottle of wine?

Cheers.

Meet Dominic Fopoli, pretty close to royalty around here.

Now, he and his brother and sisters and friends run the Christopher Creek Winery.

Are there a lot of dreamers who come here?

How tough is it to break in?

And then there's the matter of trust.

Doing business in the wine country is often very personal.

You bond with a person and then maybe go into business with them?

But as we'll find out, watch out if that bond is broken.

because the stakes are high.

The money makes people crazy.

Lou Perdue is a tech entrepreneur and the most respected wine writer in Napa.