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Articles in Nov, 2004 issue of Wines & Vines

• California harvest—short and light
• Fetzer upgrading visitor facilities
• Terlato buys Chimney Rock
• PWP promotes Doyle
• Mexico's president wants to promote wine industry
• Oregon: James Brooks dies of heart attack
• Napa Land Trust event raises $220,000
• Cliff Lede releases flagship Cabernet
• Sutter Home promotes breast cancer awareness
• Marketing matters
  by Sandra Gonzalez
• Ontario: Inniskillin seeks new winemaker
• Rocking Horse unveils label
• Dolce helps grant children's wishes
• Worldbeat
  by Iarry Walker
• Constellation forms new PR department
• Welcome to Wines & Vines' expanded regional coverage
  by Paul Franson
• New York: Finger Lakes yields reduced
• Focus on the global market
• Tank safety
  by Tina Caputo
• Colorado: Carlson takes honors
• Women hold the key to the Japanese market
  by Sandra Shoji
• K-J releases new Vintners Reserve package
• Sterling adds blend to Reserve tier
• Washington: wine-themed village planned
• Barefoot hires Martin Jones
• Opici to market Long Flat wines
• California dominates top U.S. wine list
• "Pete" Seghesio is dead at 85
• Amphora digs a cave
• Keller is named Distinguished Professor
• Get a rebate on tank insulation
• Clos du Val postpones release
• See Web site for Central Valley air requirements
• Will biodiesel fuel the future?
  by Louisa Aronow
• Indiana: wine industry grows
• Calendar
• A world view
  by Larry Walker
• Staff changes at Allied Domecq
• Precept launches new Aussie wine
• British Columbia: new wineries open
  by Michael Botner
• Myths & facts: alcohol and weight
  by Elisabeth Holmgren
• Rasmussen to step down at Talley
• Central Coast Classic raised almost $700,000
• Focus on Sauvignon Blanc
• Stemware Producers Merge
• Ste. Michelle Wine Estates, Washington's No. 1
  by Thomas G. Dolan
• New York: Finger Lakes wineries lobby in D.C
• The trouble with terroir
  by Tim Patterson
• Muleady is MacRostie VP
• Paterno moves PR department
• Dutton-Goldfield tasting room is open
• New biodynamic winery in Mendocino
• Concannon has a new winemaker
• Wise & Otherwise
  by Tina Caputo
• Bill Dyer compares Napa & Okanagan Valleys
  by Paul Franson
• The end of Cabernet Sauvignon
  by Dan Berger
• South African wines challenge U.S. in England
• La Borie is leaving Darioush
• CAWG given grant to study marketing in China
• Global warming and its implications for viticulture
  by Jamie Goode
• Wine & truth
  by Jordan Mackay
• Kentucky: no to vineyard alcohol sales
• CCVT receives EPA award
• Georgia: Hurricane Frances damages vineyard
• Mondavi fires 360; Michael Mondavi is out
• Vineyard views
  by Cliff Ohmart
• Biltmore Estate Winery: America's most visited
  by Paul Franson
• New York: Long Island wineries fight over Merlot
• The mess at Mondavi
  by Larry Walker