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Articles in Feb, 2005 issue of Wines & Vines

• Mendocino Wine Co. has a new VP
• Alfa Laval published brochure for wine industry
• Book releases: Champagne in volume
• Buono is Old Bridge president
• Ben Franklin hires production manager
• Arrive Alive offers disposable breathalyzers
• Manfreda will head TTB
• Oregon: Pinot Noir on slow boat to China
• CAWG seeks participants for industry events
• Oregon: OLCC says winery can use "claret"
• The emperor has no clothes
  by O. Yeoponos
• Oregon: Spangler Vineyards replaces La Garza
• Financial health
  by John Jess
• Morris honored for vineyard mechanization
• William Dickerson died in tsunami
• Radoux has new VP
• Ziemer joins Barrel Associates
• CSWA receives environmental award
• Massachusetts: online retailers restricted
• Too much value?
  by Tina Caputo
• Illinois: small wineries form cooperative
• The making of a barrel maker
  by Jane Firstenfeld
• "Too bad more Americans don't want subtlety and nuance."
  by Casey McClellan
• VinQuest 2005 needs your input on direct sales
• Sunridge buys Caldwell
• Penn-Wheeling has new screwcap
• Fresno State released Nouveau
• British Columbia: quality program
• Oregon: liquor store agents want to sell beer and wine
• Wines & Vines staff report: Euroharvests, 2004
• "You all are doing an outstanding job…."
  by Chuck Hope
• Personnel changes at Sokol Blosser
• Vintage spec crop sets record
• Taittinger and Domaine Carneros fund scholarship
• Oregon: fruit wines find fans
• Marketing matters
  by Richard Paul Hinkle
• Cellar scene
  by Tim Patterson
• NVG hires event coordinator
• Giguiere retired from R.H. Phillips
• Vintage thoughts
  by Larry Walker
• Devin Derby killed in car accident
• Global Wine Partners creates wine investment house
• Bush signs reciprocity law
• Manitoba: proposal allows patrons to take opened bottles
• Calendar
• Ken Volk gets a piece of Mondavi
• Two appointments at Ladera
• Herb Barber & Sons has organic flavorings
• Worldbeat
  by Larry Walker
• Wineries opt for small-production equipment
  by Tina Caputo
• Allen Shoup's Long Shadows winery
  by Paul Franson
• Oregon: FEDs approve three new Oregon AVAs.
• Diageo wins Chalone
• Across the continent: 2004 state laws liberalize wine sales
• Adler Fels winery sold
• Terrien is Hanzell winemaker
• Gamajet and Western Square team for barrel washing
• Spectrum Technologies has affordable frost protection
• Mooove over, wine
  by Tina Caputo
• Ontario: province passes "bring your own wine" bill
• Highway to eternity
  by Tina Caputo
• Rob Davis experiments with oak
  by Larry Walker
• "Embracing balance over sheer power…."
  by Adam Satchwell
• Nomacorc introduces bartop closure
• Proptec launches Web site
• POP show spotlights display winners
  by Tina Caputo
• British Columbia: wineries plan villages
• Encapsulated yeast: an old friend in a new package
  by Christopher Sawyer
• Converting head-pruned vines to VSP
  by Rebecca Murphy
• Krones names regional sales manager
• Indiana: Huber's Starlight Distillery releases first brandy
• A closer look at PRWS: 75 Central Coast brands under one roof
  by Kathy Marcks Hardesty
• Dutzi joined Gallo Sonoma
• Brander, central coast Sauvignon specialist
  by Larry Walker
• Time & temperature barrel profiling: create consistency & individuality in wine barrels
  by Jim Swan
• Another new pump from Moyno
• Tennessee: wineries on the rise
• "What year did the laws change?"
• Shareholders OK Mondavi deal
• Gill returns to Premium Port Wines

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