From Tax Lawyer to Indiana Winery Jack Easley Makes Winemaking Career
In Indianapolis and Cape Sandy Indiana Jack Easley a 50 year old former tax lawyer turned winemaker quietly runs Cape Sandy winery with his wife Joan. They grow French hybrid grapes on southern Indiana bluffs craft nine Cape Sandy labeled wines and process in a former ice cream plant in Indianapolis. They plan to expand capacity to 100000 gallons under a 1977 Indiana Small Winery Act amendment while keeping the operation family run and rooted in the Cape Sandy vineyard name.
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