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| From: lewis.perdue@wineindustryinsight.com Subject: WINE EXECUTIVE NEWS -Bright Cellars Moves to #17 in Top 20 Wine Venture Fundings with $8.5 million round | March 12 ,2019 Date: 2019-03-12 09:03:06 To: Emailing List Subscriber |
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| Bright Cellars Moves to #17 in Top 20 Wine Venture Fundings with $8.5 million round -- WINE EXECUTIVE NEWS Premium Member Briefing | March 12, 2019 You are receiving this email because you are a premium VIP subscriber to Wine Executive News Premium Member.
If you do not wish to receive this, please click the following link: >>>> [UNSUBSCRIBE] <<<<  VIP Wine Executive News Member BriefingThe premium, VIP service of Wine Industry Insight From editor & publisher, Lewis PerdueMarch 12, 2019 Bright Cellars Moves to #17 in Top 20 Wine Venture Fundings with $8.5 million round Milwaukee-based Bright Cellars announced a $8.5 million Series A round last week, bringing their funding total to at least $13.46 million. That total moves them into #17 in Wine Industry Insight's WineTech Finding series. That funding, led by AOL co-founder Steve Case's D.C.-based Revolution Ventures, put Bright ahead of Saucey and knocked Wine Communications Group out of the 20 largest fund raisers. The full charts and un-redacted article are available to Wine Executive News Premium Subscribers who may Log-In Here:
SEC Form D filings Among the funding sources located by Wine Industry Insight were five SEC Form D offerings. Wine Industry Insight emailed Bright Cellars to ask whether or not the fundings, (table below) below, were additional funds raised, or were fully accounted for in the table above. Bright Cellars did not respond.
Bright Cellars: Moves to #17 in Top 20
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