>>5660545 lb

Don't forget about Bronfmann…

https://www.decanter.com/interviews/decanter-interview-agustin-huneeus-sr-3463/

Distribution of the wine in Colombia and Venezuela through Seagram distributors put him in touch with the corporation’s chairman, Edgar Bronfman, with whom he developed a good relationship. It was Bronfman who, when Huneeus was looking to broaden his horizons in 1971, first offered him a job running a major Seagram subsidiary in Argentina. And when that proved successful, invited him, in 1974, to New York to take on a newly created position of international vice-president of the corporation, with responsibility for all Seagram’s wine companies, from Paul Masson in California to Mumm Champagne and Barton & Guestier in France and Montana in New Zealand, among more than a dozen others. For the next four years Huneeus was constantly in the air to or from somewhere. He found it exhilarating (and exhausting), and learned more than he could have imagined.