OLCC moves to stop sales for controversial California winemaker

UPDATE: This story was updated at 6 p.m. with additional details from the state.

The Oregon Liquor Control Commission has accused a California winemaker of illegally selling its wine in Oregon and is proposing to revoke its state certificate, a step that would shut off the winemaker’s access to the Oregon market.

Steve Marks, OLCC executive director, issued his notice of revocation on Nov. 20, citing Copper Cane LLC for its “intentional” and “repeated” failure…