Lincoln winery
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| Business |
Winery |
|---|---|
| Main Location |
Cupertino, CA |
The Lincoln Winery was a Santa Clara county wine producer at the turn of the 19th Century.
In 1900, the company's winery was located at the "Mountain View Road" (De Anza?) and Prospect Avenue, three miles south of Cupertino. The company was jointly owned by the Brassey Wine company and the estate of Peter Ball. That winery burned in 1902.[1]. At the time, the winery wasn't in use; the newspaper article on the fire notes "uncertainty of the price of grapes". The winery's cooperage was also destroyed.
By 1911, a winery with the same name was owned by Stephen Zicovich, and was operating on San Carlos Street.