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This page seems to leave out a part of the history of Frank Schoonmaker Selections. If I am not mistaken, Frank Schoonmaker Selections was eventually purchased or absorbed by Seagram and integrated into its Chateau & Estate Wines division, eventually known as Seagram Chateau & Estate Wines Company, later purchased by Diageo. I was hired by a man named David S. Milligan with Chateau & Estate Wines Company in the early 1980s. His business card had "Frank Schoonmaker Selections" in the lower right corner, I believe, underneath Chateau & Estate Wines Company. The portfolio was not short of astounding and demonstrated Mr. Schoonmaker's acute vision, fine wine selection skills and knowledge of his craft. The portfolio carried on largely intact with Diageo until it essentially dissolved the company in the mid to late 2000s. Many of the wines (especially the Burgundy wines) that were part of this portfolio remain among the most sought after in the world: Domaines Ramonet, Georges Roumier, Marquis d'Angerville, Tollot-Beaut, Michel Niellon, Blain-Gagnard, Gagnard-Delagrange, Jean Grivot, Pierre Gelin, Gérard Chavy, William Fèvre, to name a few. John Roenigk (talk) 19:24, 23 February 2025 (UTC)Reply
