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Michael Botner "Vincor's joint ventures". Wines & Vines. FindArticles.com. 23 Dec, 2009. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m3488/is_5_86/ai_n13797631/

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• Vigneron Corp. has new home
• Meridian wins eco-award
• New York: cold threatens winegrowing region
• Time to ante up
  by Larry Walker
• Read is CK Vines manager
• B2b tool from eSkye Solutions
• Amorim is growing
• Napa auction is June 2-5
• Both sides claim victory in WTO ruling
• Gloria package bears special sparkle
  by Larry Walker
• B.C.: risks and benefits of potential ban
• Oregon: dry weather requires unconventional practices
• New York: Marty joins Bedell Cellars
• Do tell: labels should convey both style and substance
  by Jordan Mackay
• Vincor's joint ventures
  by Michael Botner
• "Don't tell me that you've never, ever, made fun of wine snobs."
  by Lynn D. Lonjers
• Dry Creek hires Smart
• Wine ads in color
  by Tina Caputo
• Packaging for the graying market
  by Sandra Shoji
• Washington: exports cheer vintners
• Wine retailers go high-tech
  by Tina Caputo
• North Carolina: news from wine conference
• "Nothing … has gotten wine into American's minds like this stupid movie."
  by Harvey Posert
• Mack joins J.A.M. PR
• Ex-Pixar exec joins Wine Network
• Cork Supply announces promotions
• District launches Web site
• CSWA wins ecosystems grant
• Beyond bottle and box: aluminum containers gain momentum
  by Christopher Sawyer
• Restrictions still rule Kansas industry
  by Allie Johnson
• Florida: open container exemption sought
• Vineyard views
  by Cliff Ohmart
• Wyoming: open containers banned
• Trinchero redesigns Family tier
• Maryland: report makes wine industry recommendations
• "Wine made even Miles sexy."
  by June Primera de Campo
• Sales appointments at Raymond
• CSWA has new director and officers
• Sunridge has Old-Clone Zin
• Asconi adds products
• Q & A: the repackaging of Fetzer
  by Tina Caputo
• Is Austria going red?
  by Rudi Graeter
• Washington: Wine Festival results
• D.C.: WineAmerica to work with Smithsonian
• Worldbeat
  by Larry Walker
• The 2005 Dietary Guidelines: new emphasis on moderation
  by Elisabeth Holmgren
• "The assertion that organic growing is ecologically damaging is absurd."
• Ceja named Woman of the Year
• Cahn and Bennett win sustainability award
• John Deere adds tractor series
• Wildhurst is bottling exclusively in screwcaps
• SoCal agricultural customers eligible for cash incentives
• Award-winning packages: what's in them for you?
  by Jane Firstenfeld
• Arizona: Erath will grow grapes in Arizona
• Washington: WWC again seeks director
• Florida: questions remain after rezoning
• Marketing matters
  by Larry Walker
• Bottle inflation pays off for elite wineries
  by Tim Teichgraeber
• Delicato is fastest growing winery
• Rodney Strong adds brand manager
• Peralta has begun private labeling
• Grammarians' association demands apostrophes
  by Tina Caputo
• Label redesign: is it time?
  by Anne Louise Bannon
• Washington: state opens Red Mountain land
• Texas: El Paso annexes winery
• TTB considers new AVA and expansion
• Major promo push for European wines
• Washington: WSU plants vineyard
• Gonzalez hosts Hispanic radio wine show
• Chr. Hansen developed new wine extracts
• St. Supery releases Meritage under new name
• Meet-the-wine-press index is online
• Wisconsin: growers may establish winery
• Ads work—what's next?
• G-3 producing long-skirt screwcaps
• Aussie winery forms U.S. importer/agency
• Trinity Lakes AVA is official
• Shrink-sleeve labels have wine bottles covered
  by Tina Caputo
• New Mexico: summer festivals
• Michigan: new winery for Saugatuck

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