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Grgich, Miljenko, 1923-2023

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Personal name headingGrgich, Miljenko, 1923-2023
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Variant(s)Grgich, Miljenko, 1923-
Grgic, Miljenko, 1923-2023
Grigich, Mike, 1923-2023
See alsoFounded corporate body of person: Grgich Hills Estate (Winery : Rutherford, Calif.)
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Other standard no.0000 0005 0041 1480
50155767451127762963
Q344580
Associated placeGermany (West) Vancouver (B.C.) Napa Valley (Calif.)
Birth date1923-04-01
Death date2023-12-13
Place of birthCroatia
Place of deathCalistoga (Calif.)
Field of activityWine and wine making
AffiliationGrgic Vina (Croatia)
Profession or occupationVintners
Winemaker
Found inGrgich, Miljenko. A glass full of miracles, 2016: title page (Miljenko "Mike" Grgich)
OCLC, May 8, 2019 (hdg.: Grgich, Miljenka, 1923-; usage: Miljenko "Mike" Grgich)
Benson, Robert. Great winemakers of California, 1977: page 152 (Miljenko Mike Grgich, Château Montelena; Croatian by nationality; majored in viticulture and oenology at the University of Zagreb; moved to California in 1958)
Grgich Hills Estate web site, May 8, 2019: our story (Miljenko Grgich was born April 1, 1923, in the village of Desne on Croatia's Dalmatian coast)
New York times, 17 Dec. 2023: in an obituary on page 25 (Mike Grgich; born Miljenko Grgic on Apr. 1, 1923 in Desne, Yugoslavia, died Wednesday [13 Dec. 2023] in Calistoga, Calif., aged 100; prize-winning winemaker; a Croatian immigrant who had struggled for years to establish himself in Napa Valley; his life's journey took him from Croatia to West Germany, then to British Columbia and finally to California's Napa Valley, where he found success; in 1995, he returned to Croatia to build a winery, calling it Grgic Vina, using his birth name)