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Articles in Oct, 2007 issue of Wines & Vines

• Texas expects sad harvest: frost and rain diminish grape crop by as much two-thirds
  by Jeff Siegel
• C.G. DiArie buys Kelson Creek
• Wyandotte re-opens in Ohio
• Amorim issues sustainability report
• Why solar makes sense: boutique wineries take advantage of incentives
  by Jane Firstenfeld
• WSU events salute Cougar connections
• Wineries unwelcome in SLO?
• Munroe is Lynmar COO
• Goelet combines properties
• "Lifestyle" auction for wine scholarships
• Trade-in telemetry at Ranch Systems
• Winemaker interview Heidi Peterson Barrett: the real secret may be in the palate of Napa cult winemaker
  by Paul Franson
• Three Michigan wineries up for sale: Willow Vineyard, Bel Lago, Chateau de Leelanau to change hands
  by Cari Noga
• Sonoma co-op expands
• Michigan resort hosts wine tour weekend
• Nexternal, Six88, ShipCompliant team
• Accellos buys Maximum Data Solutions
• The grower's challenge: time to end the subsidy for wineries and collaborate on new formulas
  by John Crossland
• Calendar
• Washington groups split
• Let the good times last: here are six suggestions from the pros on financial fitness
  by Jim Gordon
• Morlet joins Vineyard 7 & 8
• Wente appoints new VPs
• New York funds winery websites
• California Glass adds account manager
• When Brett goes bad: how winemakers keep a lid on Brettanomyces
  by Laurie Daniel
• M & A: Firestone's sale; Family happy to sell Foley an engine for his small train of wineries
  by Jim Gordon
• Wine Institute partners with travel group
• Dutartre goes fulltime at De Ponte
• Wiemer sells landmark New York winery
• Two Ph.D.s join Vinquiry
• Case studies in exporting: how small to medium wineries sell internationally
  by Laura Ness
• The past and future of Napa land: Beckstoffer and Harlan address growers' organization
  by Jim Gordon
• Pina has new winemaker
• Northeast Texas vintners form wine trail
• Pro Mach acquires Markor
• TricorBraun website is multi-national
• Wine competitions that help you sell
  by Tina Caputo
• $2 million for Oregon institute: partnership will help education and research
  by Paul Franson
• Weinstock is Adobe Road GM
• New Illinois distributor for PGA wines
• Industry veterans form consortium
• Land values vs. grape prices: where are California's best values?
  by Tony Correia
• Wineries join the 'Family' at tasting: Family Winemakers event attracts small wineries
  by Tina Caputo
• Demystifying de-alc
  by Robert Whitley
• Not news, but good reading
  by Craig Markby
• Blackstone's director of winemaking
• Washington Convention in February
• McRitchie producing in North Carolina
• Vinovation recognized for energy savings
• Making Malbec: how argentine vintners craft their hot varietal
  by Lance Cutler
• Grape genetic Code cracked
• Voters ratify new Owl Ridge label
• Norton joins Columbia Winery
• North Carolina winery offers dining
• Gamajet moved to larger facilities
• Extreme viticulture: how Northeast growers farm vinifera organically and sustainably
  by Suzanne Gannon
• Rodney Strong acquires Davis Bynum
  by Tina Caputo
• Oregon wineries go green
• ZAP announces new officers
• Auction earned almost $2 million
• Chinese producer buys Ontario winery
• STA labs celebrates 20 years
• The 'natural' trap
  by Tim Patterson