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Articles in March, 2005 issue of Wines & Vines

• Ag Symposium in Sacramento this month
• VMI focuses on Central Coast
  by Larry Walker
• Management changes at Chr. Hansen
• Fungus threatens north coast vineyards
• Seepex offers open hopper pumps
• Constellation makes tsunami contribution
• Calendar
• "I hope the numbers work for someone…."
• Vote for PD research in May
• View a video on PD/GWSS
• Teen drinking takes a dive
  by Tina Caputo
• Kentucky: Southgate to consider Sunday liquor sales
• Virginia: staunch opposition delays winery's plans
• Melka will make Gemstone wines
• Scheid to open custom crush winery
• Jessup Cellars files bankruptcy
• Montana: lawmakers propose higher alcohol taxes
• Georgia: Gainesville may allow wine tasting
• Caliber chooses new name
• North Carolina's Yadkin Valley: tobacco farmers embrace winegrapes
  by Gregory D. McCluney
• Assess filter integrity with Pall product
• Harvest report: Washington; Washington Wine Commission & Washington Association of Wine Grape Growers
• Washington: WSU offers viticulture program online
• New York: Ithaca receives state grant for wine center
• Sideways, upside down and whatever, dude
  by Larry Walker
• Another blow for the French
• Georges Dubeouf presents book award
• Patianna: another Fetzer goes biodynamic
  by Larry Walker
• Washington: new extension enologist
• Massachusetts: beer-wine licenses put on warrant
• Darioush clarification
• Mondavi is still selling Arrowood Vineyards
• Spring Valley Vineyard saves 2004 crop from freeze
• "I like the surreal quality…."
  by Marie Gewirtz
• And the job cuts keep coming
• Things are looking up
  by Tina Caputo
• Illinois: third winery planned in central state
• New York: Sen. Clinton backs AVA for Niagara Escarpment
• Quivira installs solar power system
• The invisible market
  by Larry Walker
• Rosenblum forms new sales team
• Howell Mountain has new association
• Pisoni cultivates Old World flavors with own-rooted vines
  by Tina Caputo
• Mexico: new book honors Wines of Mexico
• Florida: Dade County clears way for winery
• Heron Hill's German-style ice wine
  by Rae Burchfiel
• Lange heads PD/GWSS board
• Cork Supply sells Equipar shares
• Suddenly, sensory science: how the industry puts it to work
  by Jane Firstenfeld
• Washington: new degree program at WSU
• NVG registry seeks applicants
• Marketing matters
  by John Woolley
• New wine lake may flood U.S
• Vincor has new U.S. president
• Cork company sues ex-partners
• O'Brien is president of Wine Law Association
• And now for the bad news
  by Tina Caputo
• Kentucky: voters decide winery's future
• Water into wine: the smoking gun
  by Dan Berger
• New VP at Beltappo
• Westrick is Sterling VP
• "… too important to ignore."
  by George Vierra
• Hip wine hangout
  by Tina Caputo
• B.C.: Enology and Viticulture Conference
• Connecticut: Haight Vineyard cited for out-of-state grapes
• Summit Engineering starts water/wastewater division
• WI forms partnership for direct shipping compliance
• Andre's new Twist & Pop closure
  by Jane Firstenfeld
• Wente names VP of sales
• Health and wine conference calls for papers
• Worldbeat
  by Larry Walker
• ACI Cork appoints director of sales
• Lyre vs. GDC: which trellis is best for Cabernet?
  by Larry Walker
• "It is easy to be corporately socially responsible when someone else is paying for it."
• Fugelsang wins research award
• Kentucky: winegrapes may supplant tobacco
• Roussillon: the next global player; Can you find Roussillon on the map? Maybe you'd better look. Roussillon wines could be a major competitor for your brand
  by Larry Walker
• "Everybody jumps off a cliff—why don't we do it too?"
  by Greg Chappell
• La Vine joins Brown-Forman
• Dry Creek Valley has another winery

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