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Articles in Oct, 2002 issue of Wines & Vines

• California's secret weapon
• New chef at J Vineyards
• Englehard hires vp
• Drinking us under the table
• Wine Group buys Concannon
• McManis Family Vineyards 2000 Syrah
• No rain in Spain
• William Grant & Sons promotes Dan Lasner
• SCGGA has new officers
• Riesling for Weight Watchers
• Growers protest Gallo prices
• Looking for cash in hard times
  by Larry Walker
• Rancho Napa 1999 Napa Valley Red Wine
• Central Coast Vineyard Team
  by Katy Budge
• Sending press samples: another side of the direct shipping dilemma
  by Tina Caputo
• To be or not to be? Is the Oregon wine industry
  by Lindy Lindquist
• New position at Mirassou
• Owner and management change at CF Napa
• Big Brother is drinking
• Beringer brings bucks to Fosters
• Sagelands Vineyard 1999 Merlot
• Look back to the future
  by Al Cribari
• Calendar
• Settling the score: wine writers rate the 100-point system
  by Tina Caputo
• CSUF installed grape and wine scanner
• New GM at Mumm Cuvee Napa
• Quivira brings sales and marketing in-house
• Packaging changes for Domaine Drouhin
• World beat
  by Larry Walker
• International management style
  by Larry Walker
• Rancho Zabaco 2000 Sonoma Heritage Vines Zinfandel
• Franklin J. Tate empowering people
  by Beverley Prideaux
• Andy Halpern joins Canandaigua
• Upgraded flowmeter from Solartron Mobrey
• The booze enthusiast
• Pahlmeyer gets go-ahead
• Silver Oak 1998 Alexander Valley Cabernet
• Ceja Vineyards: rooted in tradition
  by Larry Walker
• World wines judged at Indy International
• Sustain the wine industry with worker education
  by Linda Peterson
• Ruinart selects "Best Sommelier"
• Flora Springs hires marketing director
• Ironstone has second label
• Jesus, this beer is tasty!
• Mealybugs could migrate from Valley vines
• Robert Hall Winery 2001 Sauvignon Blanc, Red Tail Vineyard
• Calif. Public Employees invest in winegrapes
• The small business of winemaking
  by Anne Louise Bannon
• Financial health
  by Doug McPherson
• Alliance for food and farming elects chairman
• Legendary Port maker Guimaraens died
• New image for Maryland wineries
• "Green" winemaking co-op opens in Oregon
• Select Sonoma County ceases operation
• Carpe Diem 2000 Chardonnay
• Online wine equities
• Sebastiani promotes Ron Johnson
• PRB offers mobile bottling
• So where are our cigars?
• Sacramento sprayed for GWSS
• Controversial Napa winery approved
• Global positioning supplies viticultural data
• Indiana's oldest existing winery turns 30
  by Russ Bridenbaugh
• Hail crushes Barolo vintage
• Great lakes growers face losses
• Jonergin Pacific going digital
• Northstar has new winemaker and winery
• Label-Aire has new printer applicators
• Canandaigua offers program for waitstaff
• U.S. consumption still growing
• Beringer 1997 Bancroft Ranch Private Reserve Howell Mountain Merlot
• Complexities of the import game: what it means to marketers
  by Bruce Hunter
• Ann Noble retires from UC Davis
• End of an era in Lodi
• Allied Domecq names education chief
• Strahman has new drain valves
• Events
• TWG sells five distributors
• Home away from home—housing seasonal vineyard workers
  by Jane Firstenfeld
• Mirassou 2000 Mission Vineyard Pinot Blanc

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