VESTA Viticulture Course: VIN 132
This site, from the Viticulture and Enology Science and Technology Alliance, offers presentations and slides from the lectures of VIN 132, Finance and Accounting for the Wine Business with Dale Kennedy and Tyson Pruett. VIN 132 contains 13 lectures: "Best Practices for Setting up the Business(es)," "Financial Ratios," "Financial Ratios and Benchmaking," "Financial Statements," "Introduction to Accounting and GAAP," "Inventory Methodology," "Keeping an Eye on the Business - Monitoring and Measuring," "Maximizing Income/Cash Flow - Through channels of distribution," "Maximizing Income/Cash Flow - Through product mix," "Planning and Evaluating - Budgeting," "Planning and Evaluating - Cash...
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