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Articles in Oct, 2005 issue of Cheers

• Learning wine
• Chocoviac
• Plantation Rum
• Stellar Gin With Citrus Crush Infusion
• Chain, chain, chain
• Upselling coffee & tea: upgrading service and products are key ways operators can improve their tea and coffee sales in a competitive environment
  by Ellie Van Savage
• Honey Amber Rose Beer
• Siku Glacier Ice Vodka
• Drinks
• Letters
  by Marc Weinberg
• Clos de Lolol
• David Johnson's Whisky Tot Single Malt Glass
• 2002 Williamette Valley Pinot Noir
• The thing to drink: the beer glass and the beer experience
  by Stephen Beaumont
• Zeta Prosecco di Conegliano DOC
• Dom Perignon 1998
• Kumala
• U.S. bartenders take top trophies in Bacardi Grand Prix
• Cheers Beverage Conference 2006
• McCall's Energy Star
• Inverness Collection
• Samuel Adams Octoberfest
• Plotkin at the bar: advice for the rookie bartender
  by Robert Plotkin
• Cheers spirit tasting
• Knife & Fork
• Belgian Double White Ale
• "Do you know what it means …"
  by Jack Robertiello
• California consolidation: several big deals in 2005 change the landscape of California's wine industry
  by Dan Berger
• Tezon
• Freixenet USA
• Bernheim Original Kentucky Straight Wheat Whiskey
• Cheers Conference 2006
• The other America: cachaca and pisco, South America's main spirits, are making their way up north
  by Jack Robertiello
• Onion Hot Scoops
• MTI-40C
• Ciao!
• Industry rallies to ease Big Easy's plight
  by Ellie Van Savage
• Cacktales: the stories behind the world's classic drinks
  by Gary Regan
• Orangerie
• Welcome new releases from Poggiotondo, the family winery of wine consultant Alberto Antonini, founded in 1969 in the Chianti DOCG district of Tuscany
• Palm Bay Imports
• Pernod Ricard seals Allied Domecq acquisition
• Feeling the draft: new systems and equipment put draft beer center stage
  by Howard Riell
• "Bring It" Pro Basketball
• HAN Asian Vodka
• 2001 Concannon Heritage Petite Sirah