1. Versailles Inspired Mansion On Long Island Lists For $60 Million - Forbes
8 mrt 2018 · According to local property records, Yakoby bought the 8.4 acre lot in 2010 for $3.25 million. He then spent the last eight years meticulously ...
The newly-constructed home is one of most expensive homes ever listed in the New York suburb, excluding the Hamptons.
2. Mansion based on Palace of Versailles hits market for $60million
12 mrt 2018 · An ultra-lavish Long Island mansion went on the market Thursday for $60million; Hpnotiq liquor owner Raphael Yakoby bought the property back ...
A Long Island mansion built to resemble the famed Palace of Versailles in France is currently on the market for $60million.
3. Hpnotiq Founder Selling Long Island Mansion For $45 Million
It is owned by Raphael Yakoby, an entrepreneur who created the popular blue-color liqueur Hpnotiq and pink vodka Nuvo. The home features approximately ...
This Versailles-inspired limestone home is located at 22 Northern Boulevard in Glen Head, New York and is situated on over 8 acres of land.
4. DREAM JOB: RAPHAEL YAKOBY - New York Post
21 mei 2007 · Now Yakoby is back with Nuvo, a pink sparkling vodka liqueur. Aimed at women, it comes in a tapered square bottle that looks more like a vessel ...
AT 32, Raphael Yakoby is in good spirits, and why shouldn’t he be? Seven years ago, Yakoby, a college dropout with no business experience, had an idea: He’d create the first blue liqueu…
5. How 1 Yonkers Man Took A Liquor Brand From Nowhere To A Million ...
5 mei 2015 · That was in 2002, when Yonkers' Nick Storm was launching the premium vodka drink Hpnotiq with its creator Raphael Yakoby. Storm secured a ...
Yonkers marketing guru Nick Storm went from small-time marketing to collaborating with this country’s most popular liquors.
6. Couple to part with Estate Section home they bought just three years ...
30 aug 2013 · New Yorkers Raphael and Miriam Yakoby bought their Estate Section home just north of The Mar-a-Lago Club with the best intentions three ...
New Yorkers Raphael and Miriam Yakoby bought their Estate Section home just north of The Mar-a-Lago Club with the best intentions three years ago. Residents of Old Westbury, Long Island, they had p…
7. This Versailles-Inspired Mansion Costs $60 Million - Yahoo
13 mrt 2018 · Raphael Yakoby, an Israeli-born entrepreneur, is the man behind the home. Yakoby, who created Hpnotiq and Nuvo liqueurs, had planned to move ...
See AlsoNh. CraigslistThe 22,000-square-foot home is on the market for $60 million. From Town & Country
8. Old Brookville Versailles-Inspired Mansion For Sale For $60 Million
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The 22,000-square-foot home is on the market for $60 million.
9. Versailles-inspired Long Island mansion lists for $60M, Baccarat ...
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This palatial house on Long Island, modeled after the Palace of Versailles in France, has hit the market for $60 million.
10. An Oral History of Hpnotiq: The Iconic Club-Scene Booze ... - MEL Magazine
30 mrt 2019 · In 2001, Raphael Yakoby was a 25-year-old college dropout with zero business experience, living on Long Island. In 2002, he was $50 million ...
In 2001, Raphael Yakoby was a 25-year-old college dropout with zero business experience, living on Long Island. In 2002, he was $50 million richer and...
11. [PDF] A N N U A L R E P O R T - Lucas Bols
24 mei 2023 · Raphael Yakoby, is responsible for strategic marketing ... affecting operating profit, EBIT, net profit and (net) earnings per share).
12. Lucas Bols buys Nuvo liqueur for $5.7m - The Spirits Business
3 jul 2023 · The sale price was based on the brand's financial performance in the ... Raphael Yakoby, founder of London Group, created Nuvo in 2007.
Dutch drinks group Lucas Bols has purchased sparkling liqueur brand Nuvo from New York-based London Group for US$5.7 million.
13. Inside a Long Island mansion modelled on Château de Versailles
15 mrt 2018 · Raphael Yakoby, the owner of a liquor company, has built a 17th ... online destination. Related stories. Previous ...
An Israeli-born entrepreneur has built a 17th century-style mansion modelled on the Château de Versailles and the Château de Vaux le Vicomte in France. Take a look inside here.
