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Articles in Jan, 2003 issue of Wines & Vines

• Glazer has new operations team
• Calwax adds new bottle seal colors
• Chalone sells winery
• Beckstoffer looks to Lake for Cabernet
  by Larry Walker
• Water resources hang in the balance
  by Christopher Sawyer
• B.C. winemakers drown in tank
• No spraying for these vineyard pests
• Aussie winery sale
• Unified Symposium Exhibitors
• Springsteen in a bottle: rock star wines without the hype
  by Jennifer Strailey
• ZD Wines has new PR director
• Abbott joins World Cooperage
• N.Y. direct shipping win
• COLA Online clarification
• Marketing wine to multi-cultural America
  by Sandra Gonzalez
• Israeli winery hires Zelma Long
• Tasty beverage or disinfectant: you decide
• Wine no longer under the gun. . has been dismantled
• Unified Symposium Exhibitors
• Virginia vintner takes on NY courts
  by Elisabeth Frater
• Welcome to 2003
• Napa custom-crusher adds screwcap bottling line
• Views
  by Cliff Ohmart
• Make way for Lake
  by Larry Walker
• Pinot gris/grigio sales: a gregional perspective
  by Tina Caputo
• Turley leaves Bryant family Vyd
• Events
• Labeling "deal" reported
• Welcome to Unified Symposium
• Selling the '98 vintage
  by Tina Caputo
• Frances Rowland dead at 86
• Battle of the trademarks
• Black Vintners group formed
• New closures do double duty
• Look back to the future
  by Al Cribari
• Letters
• Tapp Technologies goes digital
• Dateline: Asia
  by Kevin Sinclair
• Who owns what?
  by Larry Walker
• ISP is going private
• Those crazy Canadians
• Gundlach Bundschu: the next generation
  by Larry Walker
• Grape glut or market adjustment?
  by Larry Walker
• Calendar
• Merit awards for ozborndooli Arcitecture
• Worldbeat
  by Larry Walker
• Korean import market is growing
  by Bill Stephens
• British Columbia: in search of a niche
  by Tina Caputo