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Tina Caputo "Darioush builds a Persian Palace". Wines & Vines. FindArticles.com. 28 Dec, 2009. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m3488/is_1_86/ai_n10017089/

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• Domnick Hunter advances stabilization technology
• Welcome to the Unified Symposium
• "The November issue literally brims with thoughtful commentary."
• Mendocino Cooperage is closing
• Roberts will oversee Iron Horse replanting
• Pulsair introduces mobile mixer
• Arkansas: show will focus on secure food supply
• Gur-Arieh's submerged cap fermentation tank
  by Tina Caputo
• "… What does it say … about our craft if we can't be open about our wines?"
  by Phil Brey
• AIWF moves to Napa
• WineAmerica conference will be in March
• Minnesota: Cold Climate Conference is in February
• Marketing matters
  by Larry Walker
• Wine Web expands winery order services
• License to Steal
  by Dan Berger
• Brother Timothy dead at 94
• Ontario: Niagara Classic is event of the year
• Wise & otherwise
  by Tina Caputo
• Scion Advisors to help family businesses
• "Looks like you guys are going for it. Great!"
  by Jennifer Kopp
• Herbicide is EPA approved
• Skagen Menu has aerating decanters
• Texas: grape research station planned
• Kentucky: vineyard receives winery license
• North Carolina: vines bearing fruit, jobs in Piedmont
• New York: Lamoreaux Landing is growing
• 125 years of viticulture & enology
  by Anne Louise Bannon
• Interview with Andrew Hoxsey: new insights from an old Napa family
  by Larry Walker
• Gallo's not spinning its wheels
  by Larry Walker
• Vineyard equipment for high density vineyards
  by Larry Walker
• "… We have found biodiesel to be an excellent, environmentally responsible alternative fuel."
  by David Beckstoffer
• More layoffs at Mondavi
• Scholle bought French company
• Indiana's newest wineries
  by Jill A. Ditmire
• Tennessee: bond revoked for vintner's widow
• Book releases: two from Oz Clarke
• SureHarvest releases third generation software
• Wines & Vines special report: harvest 2004
• "… the most sensible account of the subject that I have read."
  by Thomas Pinney
• Missouri: river wine country attracts tourists
• Staff changes at Wine Institute
• CIA names first Certified Wine Professionals
• British Columbia: B.C. wine book updated
• Calendar
• Still Waters Vineyards: home winemakers' haven
  by Kathy Marcks Hardesty
• Vineyard views
  by Cliff Ohmart
• Constellation buys stake in Italy
• New board chairman at Knightsbridge
• Strahman acquired rubber and hose company
• Wireless temperature control from DeltaTRAK
• Oregon: OSU offers network
• New York: charity tastings are now cheaper
• Real estate challenges for lifestyle wineries
  by Katie Somple
• Grapegrowing returns to Nebraska
  by Julien R. Fielding
• Divine secrets of the wine sisterhood
  by Sandra Shoji
• Darioush builds a Persian Palace
  by Tina Caputo
• Clautiere Vineyard pairs wine & wigs
  by Tina Caputo
• Nebraska: program aids food business start-ups
• Have a fling in Santa Lucia Highlands
  by Larry Walker
• Epic serves up partyware
• "If there is no hint of green bell peppers, it isn't really Cabernet Sauvignon."
  by John DeVleming
• Gallo to market second French wine
• Staff changes at Vinquiry
• Connecticut: oldest vineyard on the block
• Collins is CFO at St. Supery
• Rose producers sought for event
• Sbrocco will address CAWG meeting
• AgriDesigns offers Web and print services
• New Bordeaux marketing push
• Staff change at Mendocino County Alliance
• Nature Technologies has compost tea
• Riesling competition seeks entrants
• Oregon: Wine Symposium set for Mar. 24
• Washington: online newsletter launched
• Sauvignon republic lofts its banner
  by Larry Walker
• Public wine companies: withering on the vine?
  by William R. Wallace
• Michigan: Chardonnay a surprise hit for Bel Lago
• Washington: new branding campaign launched
• The way ahead
  by Larry Walker
• Mondavi sells rest of Chilean venture

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