Club W: A Startup Growing a New Kind of Wine Business
September 11, 2015Club W is the wine club Xander Oxman always wanted. It didn’t exist, so he created it with his co-founders Geoff McFarlane and Mark T. Lynn. Four years later, the.
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Club W is the wine club Xander Oxman always wanted. It didn’t exist, so he created it with his co-founders Geoff McFarlane and Mark T. Lynn. Four years later, the.
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