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Wine Chillers Are Special

Campbell, CA - Roger, a retired winery professional came to Cold Craft Inc. looking for some help. Roger may have retired from twinery chiller and tank Roger the business but wine is clearly still a big part of his life. Roger is continuing his passion for wine while making boutique wines. Part of the fun of making your own wine is the process of finding the equipment and building a custom set up. In his search he found a great deal on a little Haskris brand chiller that needed some modifications to work with his Minox stainless steel tank.

Wine by Mail May Become a Thing of the Past.

Dear Friend,Our ability to ship you wine direct is again under fire. I was recently perusing one of my favored haunts, the WineBerserker website, and was surprised to see that HR1161 now had 110 co-sponsors in the US House Of Representatives. HR1161 is one of the most anti-consumer proposals in years, seeking to strip away consumer protections recently upheld through the Supreme Court’s 2005 Granholm decision. Now wholesale lobbyists are back with the end-around HR1161 and trying to take away your right to buy wine online AGAIN! Hearings are coming up again in late October/early November and I wanted to make you aware of a couple of organizations you should join to stay up to date on developments and take action when the time comes – which it will soon. Protect your rights today by joining the following:

Energy Efficient Tax Credits to Expire 12/31/11.

This article deals with energy efficient upgrades adn renewable energy upgrades. Cold Craft, Inc. (CCI) deals with several of each energy efficient and renewables. CCI can also assist with the navigation of the paperwork. As of Dec. 17, 2010 the federal energy efficiency tax credit has been extended through 2011. It is important to note that the federal government has significantly changed the credit limits and eligibility requirements. For jobs installed between January 1, 2011 and December 31, 2011, the credit is no more than 10% energy efficiency improvement costs, up to a maximum of $500. Special credit limits have been put on certain qualifying equipment.

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