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Articles in Feb, 2004 issue of Wines & Vines

• Chalk Hill has new marketing director
• CAWG elects board and officers
• Wise & otherwise
• Nomacorc opens Belgian plant
• Awards for K-J
• WI's Sacramento office moved downstairs
• Hilgard Project helps UC Davis go high tech
  by Tina Caputo
• Calendar
• "… many wineries in California are too self-absorbed and too little responsive to the need to market…."
• "… does 100 = perfection?"
• Another son joins Don Sebastiani
• GusmerCellulo has new VP
• Onset has new Web site
• Diageo, Brown-Forman named in suit
• Morrell forms cancer-research wine club
• Argentina has a plan
• Getting the most from vineyard consultants
  by Larry Walker
• "… Do you believe a form of flor has played a part in Tokaji?"
• Smithers is now Trinchero senior VP
• Sabate accelerates release of treated corks
• Cheviot Bridge changes name
• ASEV enhances meeting program
• CSWA wins IPM grant
• Freeze hits Washington
• Winenotes
• Diageo installs PR team
• Carr leaves Masters of Wine
• CD demonstrates Steadfast filter
• Russia to host wine and spirits event
• Burnstein-Remarks open Monterey winery
• Funds available for environmental upgrades
• Profit and loss
• Look back to the future
  by Al Cribari
• "… not shouldering their fair share of the costs, but … enjoying the benefits."
• Dworkin joins Constellation
• Developments at Supreme Corq
• Consumer breathalyzer is available in U.S
• Kosher winery to open in Oxnard
• NAW to release distribution report
• Bioterror confusion
• A rare vintage in Europe: it was a California summer in Europe's vineyards in 2003. From Germany to Portugal, dry, hot weather produced a harvest that promises very high quality. In some cases, extreme heat and drought led to a smaller than normal crop
• Wine Educators have new president
• Anthony Indelicato died in December
• Publicist launches Web site
• CAWG releases conservation book
• Chicago to host Vinexpo in June
• Worldbeat
  by Larry Walker
• Restaurant scraps find new life in Northern California vineyards
  by Tina Caputo
• Changes at Kenwood
• NovaVine is expanding nationally
• Sparflex offers wirehoods
• Allied Domecq signs with distributor
• Chalone sold Suscol Creek
• Beringer Blass shakeup
• Wines & Vines special report: harvest 2003
• Vineyards are forever
• Officers selected at Silverado Trail
• Cultivate Systems adds VP
• AVA honors De Loach, Foppiano
• Oregon winery has new owners
• Another Oregon AVA proposed
• Ireland considers health warnings
• Central coast vineyard team
  by Dawn Stimson
• Gallo receives magazine award
• Renaissance Mark refocusing its strategy
• New sales manager at Kelvin Cooperage
• 2004 Buying Guide is ready
• Tasters Guild's judging is in April
• Dateline: asia
  by Kevin Sinclair
• Cleavage creek: in the groove or over the line?
  by Larry Walker
• International appointments at Wente
• Italcork is ISO certified
• ReCoop has new GM
• Beringer has a new division
• Interpack will grow in 2005
• EU extends wine trade pact
• Martell launches ad campaigns targets Asia and minorities
  by Larry Walker