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Articles in Jan, 2004 issue of Wines & Vines

• To brighter days
  by Larry Walker
• Everett joins Vintage 99
• King Estate is certified organic
• Epcot festival will grow in 2004
• Hot season for cork
• Light, Murphy join WI
• Nurseries V. nursery in lawsuit
• Cost savings in pest management: recognizing our knowledge gaps
  by Cliff Ohmart
• How to create a good wine ad
  by Tom Kavanaugh
• Rootstock basics
  by Lynn Alley
• Gleeson leaves AVF
• Automata has new sales rep
• Family Winemakers add insurance
• More pointers
• Sylvia Sebastiani is dead at age 87
• Brian Croser looks to Oregon
  by Larry Walker
• Russian market is thirsty
• Ed Nervo died in October
• Laffort names N. American manager
• Spring Mountain reopens
• Worldbeat
  by Larry Walker
• Profits and loss
• Worker housing had vacancies
• Gallo admits TCA taint
• Patrick Heck died Oct. 31
• Eckles joins AWS/Prospero
• Domaine Carneros receives green award
• Southcorp reviewing wineries
  by Larry Walker
• Wine Market Council election
• Some like it hot: spotlight on warm-weather grapegrowing
  by Tim Patterson
• New tasting room/events manager at David Hill
• Anver introduces bottle pick-up heads
• OSU publishes food safety guide
• How Moe can you go?
• UK consumers want a cork in it
• Wineries spared by wildfires
• Radar tracks soil moisture
• Chris Diaz and the little tank that could
  by Jane Firstenfeld
• Firestone to address Oklahoma event
• Gerien is VP for Wine Lawyers Assoc
• Pezzi King sold its tasting room
• Fla. winery expanding
• Dateline: Asia
  by Kevin Sinclair
• French fight drink/drive crackdown
• Welcome to Unified Symposium
• Is Carmenere Chile's best hope? Chile's winemakers weigh in
  by Tina Caputo
• Ivy promoted at Roshambo
• WineryX adds staff
• China expo is in June
• A flying leap
• EDEN takes on Diamond Creek
• Outlook: 2004
  by Larry Walker
• Cosentino settles wastewater suit
• World of flavor: ethnic taste preferences and wine
  by Sandra Gonzalez
• Sour grapes: why is there no such thing as a good, low-priced California wine?
  by Mike Steinberger
• High expression: new wines from Rioja
  by Christopher Sawyer
• Bernard Manischewitz dead at 89
• Two new GMs for Renaissance Mark
• Queensland wineries release map, brochure
• Bad news for French in the UK
  by Larry Walker
• Wine.com is back
• Copia reaching out to visitors
• Chile vs. Argentina: looking for U.S. market share
  by Larry Walker
• Adopt a vineyard in Cinque Terre
  by Rick Gush
• Matulich-Weitz leaves Buena Vista
• NWL is growing
• Allied Domecq to present seminars
• The good, the bad and the thirsty
• Hilton's Australian wine resort
  by Kevin Sinclair
• Paul Dolan has a new brief
  by Larry Walker
• Unified Symposium exhibitors
• Chilean imports rising in Europe
• Letters
• A taste of Coonawarra
  by Tim Teichgraeber
• Russell promoted at St. Supery
• Gamajet introduces barrel washing system
• Wine/grape symposium in Indiana in January
• The doctor is in
• Aussie tasting rules
  by Kevin Sinclair
• Fetzer receives Governor's Award

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