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Articles in July, 2003 issue of Wines & Vines

• The innerstave products
• Fetzer's Dolan authors book
• AWS/Prospero opens Finger Lakes office
• Diageo names agency
• Virginia to allow direct shipping
• French give up on cava—winery sold to Freixenet
• Winery interns unsung heroes of the industry
  by Christopher Sawyer
• Duckhorn hires winemaker
• Pellenc introduced multi-row system
• WillaKenzie offers screwcap Pinot noir
• Covey Run adds Syrah
• Pollution charges and a fine
• Largest U.S. Wineries
• Calendar
• Letters
• Three new VPs at Signature Wines
• Cork Supply measures TCA reductions
• GSV vies to oust two-buck chuck
• New Jersey slashes winery support
• Profit and loss reports
• The changing of the guard at Roederer Estate: Michel Salgues moves on
  by Tina Caputo
• Promotions at Rodney Strong
• Remco has harvest tools
• Oregon vineyard to launch brand
• K-J puts grape source up front
• Mondavi center fund drive
• The surge from Brand Australia
  by Larry Walker
• Look back to the future
  by Al Cribari
• Dollar down, exports up
• K-J hires two
• Winery management software is available
• Delicato's campaign is "Perfect"
• Increased monopoly protection rejected
• Duckhorn expands
• Vineyard views
  by Cliff Ohmart
• Don Sebastiani & Sons has new director of winemaking
• RWE Schott provides solar power option
• Merryvale lowered ultra-premium prices
• Lindemans releases reserve range
• UC Davis offers DNA profiling
• 2001 Ad
  by William F. Doering
• Education initiatives: social responsibility messages
  by Elisabeth Holmgren
• Goldschmidt moving on
• Pall filtration fights contamination
• First releases from Trinitas
• Sonoma salamander is officially endangered
• De Loach files Chapter 11
• Synthetic stoppers: where do they fit in?
  by Tina Caputo
• Cascio joins distributor Glazer's
• Saverglass has new high-end bottle
• Gay-owned Rainbow Ridge makes a splash
• Events
• Gallo, Suntory strike a deal
• Pump action
  by Jane Firstenfeld
• Corrections
• Sebastiani is knighted in Italy
• Hobart starts consulting service
• Western Square goes robotic
• Lodi winery releases South African varietal
• Wise & otherwise
• Export/import report
  by Larry Walker
• Tokaji, terroir and umami
  by Miles Lambert-Gocs
• Robert Larsen joined Dry Creek
• Goode receives growers' award
• Tapp buys two label printing businesses
• Steinbeck hires marketing firm
• Worldbeat
  by Larry Walker
• When in Rome: check into the International Wine Academy
  by Susan Low
• Winenotes