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Articles in Oct, 2006 issue of Wines & Vines

• Chandon bursts cork's bubble with crown cap closures
• More than $2.5 million for grape research
• ThermoSafe has improved 375ml shipper
• New POS system from Vintage Consulting
• Domaine Chandon is selling wine futures
• Utah alcohol sales rose dramatically
• Sustainable winery architecture: nine ways to save money and the planet
  by Joe Chauncey
• Genetically modified yeasts: time for a ban
  by Jamie Goode
• Napa Valley Vit fair is Nov. 14
• Community college offers viticulture/enology program
• Amorim completes "super plants."
• Thermo Electron adds benchtop pH meter
• Ferrari-Carano opened Enoteca tasting bar
• Hot weather helps Iowa growers
• The lease you can do: why leasing a vineyard can beat buying it
  by Jane Firstenfeld
• Calendar
• Importer acquires Havens cellars
• De La Montanya hires assistant winemaker
• Winebow expanded
• James Nolan moved to Napa
• Britton designed new Sattui package
• Mo. researchers seek genetic solutions
• Now that's a power tie
  by Tina Caputo
• Think pink for exports
  by Larry Walker
• You reflect our relevance
  by Jim Gordon
• Chalk Hill hires director of marketing
• Appellation America adds correspondents
• Vinquiry adds yeast for roses and aromatic whites
• Three wineries choose Elutriate Systems
• Washington auction earns $1.9 million
• Clarification
• Why form an AVA? Costs and potential benefits in Lodi and Monterey
  by Larry Walker
• Michael Mondavi builds a new family empire
• Hansen to launch new company
• Saintsbury celebrates silver anniversary
• Alfa laval designs optimum hygiene valve
• Garvey bottling accumulator improves speed, stability
• Willamette Valley Vineyards posts quarterly profit
• The Sonoma divide
  by Tina Caputo
• Is Colorado the new Washington?
  by Paul Franson
• California governor vetoes Zinfandel bill
• Trinchero bought Napa Cellars
• G3 adds a label press
• Cork Supply will expand to Canada
• Sutter Home marks sixth year in breast cancer fight
• Direct shipping baffle in Illinois
• Tax breaks expanded for farm preservation: what vineyard owners should know about conservation easements
  by Jim Gordon
• What's so bad about sweet wine?
  by Mark Fisher
• Optimising your oak budget: work smarter and reduce your premium wine oak costs
• Survey shows only 2% of teens have purchased alcohol online
• Largest cork crop in nine years
• New Vine Logistics made board appointments
• Parker Hannifin adds nitrogen generator
• Radcru.com features one wine per day
• More GWSS found in Arizona
• What sommeliers want: buyers in five major markets seek balance, acidity, Pinot and Syrah
  by Tina Caputo
• Contention over Sonoma Truth in labeling law
• Wine editor leaves S.F. Chronicle
• Rees is first-time wine tasting champ
• Renaissance Mark to close Napa plant
• O'Brien fights for same-sex marriage
• Minnesota gets first wine trail
• Wine Institute launches messaging campaign: California wine rush takes political lobbying organization into new territory
  by Tina Caputo
• Riesling really is made in the vineyard
  by Tim Patterson
• Wine Enthusiast responds
• Duggan leaves WSWA
• Chandon launches nightspot
• Mistral barrels has new U.S. rep
• Online wine sales soar for IBG clients
• Vintners fight Oregon hotel project
• No more little white lies
  by Tina Caputo
• Knowing the enemy: Texas stresses prevention in Pierce's disease battle
  by Wes Marshall
• Gray area
  by Michael Moyer
• MWWC elects first board of directors
• San Diego festival will provide scholarship funds
• Kraftwerk has moved
• Dickson launches wireless data logger for vineyards
• Washington coalition prepares wine promotion
• A not-so-good year
  by Tina Caputo
• Cal Poly devises quake-resistant barrel rack
  by Kathy Marcks Hardesty