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Articles in Dec, 2007 issue of Wines & Vines

• Crazy aunt in the attic
  by Gerard Bentryn
• Vernon Singleton's work to be honored: February ASEV symposium will present new phenolics research
  by Jane Firstenfeld
• Edward Carton is dead at 59
• Niagara trail has new members
• Philippakis named wine industry chair
• The electronic nose knows: handheld technology measures grape maturity
  by Tim Patterson
• Oregon relaxes labeling: 11 new grape varieties may use 75% standard
  by Jim Gordon
• ASEV awards $60,000 in scholarships
• Hotel to anchor Woodinville development
• Tonnellerie Leroi has a new sales manager
• FKI Logistex has robotic palletizer
• Uncovering Biodynamic wine: more estates doing it, but few talk about it
  by Rudi Graeter
• Heating up the research debate: are smaller vineyards and wineries getting answers?
  by Jim Gordon
• California exports to the U.K. rising, but 'troubled': lack of mid-priced wines proves challenging
  by Gary Werner
• Sarah Gott is Clif Bar winemaker
• Wine architecture exhibit in New York
• BioNatural microbes for organic inputs
• Beyond wine publications: tips on how to get your story into the lifestyle media
  by Suzanne Gannon
• Mulling over Malbec
  by Mickey Vail
• Couple joins Flying Horse team
• Gary Vierra died at age 60
• New bottling equipment specialist
• Oeneo hires Northwest account manager
• Oklahoma's winery rush: wineries multiply despite climatic and legal challenges
  by Jeff Siegel
• Year of extremes in Ohio
• Peju Province is certified organic
• Missouri winery will open in 2009
• Taaffe is Inertia VP
• Correction
• Winery podcasts can boost sales
  by Tina Caputo
• Has the anti-cork tide turned? Closure experts debate who's greenest and cleanest
  by Jim Gordon
• Win Wilson scholarship founded
• Maryland vintners face grape deficit
• Gusmer is stocking Divergan F
• A close look at water: unified panel examines effects on vines, fruit and wine quality
  by Paul Franson
• Going to extremes
  by John Hudelson
• 2008 Vineyard Team calendar ready
• ZD founder Norman deLeuze died Oct. 26
• Canada to develop wine safety program
• WineWeb launches Facebook application
• Not forbidden fruit: cherry, berry, even rhubarb wines are money-makers across the country
  by Richard Paul Hinkle
• Napa's custom crush cave
• Wine PR directory published
• Arbor Crest is 25
• Nomacorc introduces premium stopper
• JF Hillebrand launches bulk wine division
• Whatever happened to fat, oaky Chardonnay?
  by Tim Patterson
• Sustainable in Washington
• Wineries open joint tasting room
• First Norton competition drew 113 entries
• Gamajet names Canadian distributor
• Growers hold Expo at Copia: winemaking and tech sessions included
• Calendar
• Vintage 2007: a tale of three harvests; Rain has little effect on picking schedule
  by Alan Goldfarb
• Rogers joins Cameron Hughes
• Ohio wine named in Top 100
• Bernstein joins Cork Supply
• Probing the research gap: is industry-wide funding sufficient to compete with imports while U.S. market share shrinks?
  by Thomas Ulrich
• Ohio's direct shipping law: new regulations still discriminate, and price competition may result
  by Alan E. Wiseman