Three wine industry veterans, one beer guy and a refugee from the tech world started MÁS Wine Company in 2006. This group is united by their love of tasty wine, innovation and environmentalism. And so the idea of putting high quality wine into re-usable mini-tanks was born.
Andy Woehl, President, got his star
t in the beverage world by working with New Belgium Brewing Company where he helped to make Fat Tire Amber Ale a well known micro-brew brand. Later he joined Clos du Bois Winery and eventually became Plant Engineer. Andy holds a B.S. in Chemistry and a minor in Geology from Colorado State University.
Tami Collins, Winemaker, is an aficionado of red wines, and she particularly enjoys working with 
Zinfandel, Cabernet Sauvignon, Syrah and Petite Sirah. She favors the art of wine blending because it demands a bit of science and a lot of creativity. Her family hails from Tuscany, and she is naturally inclined to prefer full bodied, red wines that pair well with food. Her philosophy is that wine is to be enjoyed, and if you like it, drink it! Tami has over ten years of experience making wine in Sonoma and Mendocino counties using super and ultra premium grapes. She has worked for six years for Blackstone Winery where she learned the art of blending from award winning winemaker Dennis Hill. She has also worked at Leasingham Winery in Australia. Tami holds a B.S. in Environmental Studies from The University of California at Santa Barbara and she has completed coursework at the University of California at Davis in Wine Chemistry, Winegrape Production and Sensory Evaluation.
Kate Tweddale, Vice President of Marketing, worked at IBM as a Business Consultant and later for a company in the homeland security industry that made nuclear radiation detection devices. Kate was also a Peace Corps
Volunteer in the Marshall Islands where she taught middle school on a remote outer island, Jaluit Jaluit. Additionally, she worked for Senator Edward M. Kennedy on the Senate Labor and Human Resources Committee. Kate always appreciated a good glass of vino and hoped to one day join her love of wine with her interests in business, marketing and improving the planet. Kate holds a B.A. in English from Duke University and an MBA with a focus on Global Marketing from Thunderbird, The American Graduate School of International Management.
