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Articles in July, 2002 issue of Wines & Vines

• Philip E. Hiaring
• Wines & Vines contributor releases book
• Technical bulletin describes moyno 2000 pumps
• Tough times in Canadian market
  by Larry Walker
• Winery finds success in unique, exotic products
  by George Furukawa
• Covey Run put out a delicious 1998 Barrel Select Cabernet Sauvignon
  by Philip E. Hiaring
• Napa's Clos Du Val restructures national sales force
• Huffman Communications expands PR services
• Members appointed to Wine Marketing Board
• Many tanks: stainless technology means new options
  by Jennifer Rofe
• We had fun in the office tasting Trimbach Pinot gris '97
  by Philip E. Hiaring
• Sometimes we wonder how the devil we actually got such-and-such wine
  by Philip E. Hiaring
• Canton Cooperage names new director of sales
• Statco is new distributor for Niro Soavi
• Export boom
  by Larry Walker
• Vineyard views
  by Cliff Ohmart
• Errazuriz Estates 1999 Syrah Reserva, Don Maximiano Estate
  by Philip E. Hiaring
• Calendar
• Bruce Mooers joins dry creek vineyard
• Oxoline barrel stacking technology now available
• New Cork research planned
• Down Under goes off the beaten track
  by Kevin Sinclair
• There are plenty of Chardonnay bashers
  by Philip E. Hiaring
• No question, I like Sauvignon blanc blended with Semillon
  by Philip E. Hiaring
• Canandaigua wine appoints Northeast premium wine specialist
• Greg Windisch joins Diablo Valley packaging
• AVA warning on 3-tier system
• Largest U.S. Wineries
• I don't think the staff likes Gewurztraminer very much
  by Philip E. Hiaring
• Wine is funny
  by Philip E. Hiaring
• Christopher Carpenter named Cardinale winemaker
• Seepex has new pump brochure
• 2002 Wines & Vines Annual Directory/Buyer's Guide
• StreetBeat
  by J. Patrick Dore
• Corus Brands owns the Covey Run Washington State winery
  by Philip E. Hiaring
• Look back to the future
  by Al Cribari
• Letters
• Dr. Emil Frederick Taschenberg dies in Florida
• Lodi, Calif., now has a commercial winemaking lab
• UK top market for U.S. wines
• Thomas Jefferson: the first French connection
  by Jeremy Josephs
• Now, we segue to Italia! Verdicchio is known for its kinda/sorta fish-shaped bottle
  by Philip E. Hiaring
• Canandaigua Wine promotes Marty McCafferty
• Pall Corp. acquires SeitzSchenk, divisions
• Medical gains for wine
• WorldBeat
  by Larry Walker
• Trimbach Riesling from Alsace
  by Philip E. Hiaring
• Echelon is a Chalone Wine Estate, based in Napa, Calif
  by Philip E. Hiaring
• La belle France?
• Wine chiller offers rank touch controls
• Events
• Europe remains a strong market
  by Larry Walker
• Joullian 1997 Monterey Chardonnay is oaky, but not too much so
  by Philip E. Hiaring
• Silver Lake 1998 Chardonnay Reserve, tasted in August, is p.c. in the color department and joins my just-founded Underoaked League
  by Philip E. Hiaring
• Ledson winery & Vineyard hires new GM
• New wine rack lets labels be seen
• Wise & otherwise
  by Philip E. Hiaring
• Production up, trade down in 2000
  by William F. Doering
• Joseph Filippi '99 White Merlot
  by Philip E. Hiaring
• "Due Uve" is Italian for "two grapes"
  by Philip E. Hiaring