Wine shop owner wins big on 'Shark Tank'
A Westchester wine shop owner's solution to a problem led to the biggest deal in "Shark Tank" history. Andrew McMurray, of Scarsdale, appeared on ABC's "Shark Tank" Friday and walked off with $2.5
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Dec 11, 2014, 7:58 PM
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A Westchester wine shop owner's solution to a problem led to the biggest deal in "Shark Tank" history.
Andrew McMurray, of Scarsdale, appeared on ABC's "Shark Tank" Friday and walked off with $2.5 million, the biggest investment in the show's history.
His idea was a single-serving, glass-shaped wine container.
McMurray is the vice president of Zachys Wine Store and a consultant for Zipz, which makes the plastic containers.
McMurray and his investors believe Zipz can do for wine what the aluminum can did for soft drinks.
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