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Articles in August, 2005 issue of Wines & Vines

• Napa wine worth $9.5 billion
• Sebastianis will sell direct
• Preston is certified organic
• Rodney Strong is travel association's Winery of the Year
• 9,000 attend Vintage Indiana
• Wine Service Co-op switches on solar
• New winemaker at Rodney Strong
• Constellation named Partner of the Year
• New winery and distillery in Iowa
• Viansa sold for $31 million
• Carneros della Notte releases first wines
• PR firm has moved
• Clos Pegase is going screwcap for its white wines
• Safety in the vineyard: it's a jungle out there
  by Jane Firstenfeld
• Eric Wente is WI chair
• Bank of the West hires wine specialists
• Cultivating a sense of place
  by Gerard Bentryn
• St. Supery releases limited edition Sauvignon Blanc
• Damskey launches Palmeri winery
• Author seeks wine women
• The transformation of Red Mountain
  by Paul Franson
• North Carolina's Horizon is growing
• Temecula wineries to expand under new owners
• Wheatley leaves Trinchero
• Enology & Bottling trade show set for November in Italy
• Golfer to represent New Zealand winery
• Screwcap winemaking: new manual helps winemakers adjust
  by Tina Caputo
• Don't drink the kool-aid
  by Tina Caputo
• Washington selects new executive director
• Wine war? No shots yet
• Arbor Mist available in 187ml
• Company focuses on wine-theme travel for women
• Paumanok Vineyards: Long Island longshot
  by Mort Hochstein
• Berghold opens to public
• New facility at Terra Blanca
• Gillis joins Carneros group
• Worldbeat
  by Larry Walker
• Byron Winery: a 20-year Legacy
  by Kathy Marcks Hardesty
• Imagery releases rare varietals
• Talley Vineyards growing on central coast
  by Larry Walker
• John Gay retires from Southcorp
• Saverglass joins Wine Institute
• New executive director for Texas Wine group
• Judicial can of worms
  by Larry Walker
• UFP has new packaging material
• Web site offers wine review directory
• Wines by the block narrowing the vineyard marketing field
  by Deborah Grossman
• Washington Hills is packaging in casks
• Mondavi names nonexecutive chairman
• STA adds plant pathologist
• UFW calls Gallo boycott
• Sticking with cork
  by Larry Walker
• Queer Eye for Mondavi
  by Tina Caputo
• Sustainable vineyards in Oregon
• Eno-Porn excites passions
• "Pat" on the back for WI, CAWG and CSWA
• L.A. will host hospitality show
• Washington's new and proposed AVAs
  by Paul Franson
• Concannon releases Heritage Petite Sirah
• Calendar
• Dry Creek hires hospitality director
• Pechiney has new name, owner
• LWWC tests sustainable certification
• WWC appoints communications director
• Writer Gene Ford is dead at 77
• Temecula tour company opens Paso Robles franchise
• Washington's Hedges Cellars to focus on Red Mountain wines
• Foster's buys Southcorp, Beringer changes name
• Mosley Estates adds premium jug wines
• Ontario's Stratus Vineyards achieves LEED
• Preventing back injuries in vineyard workers
  by Barbara Mulhern
• New VP at Cork Supply
• New name for Franciscan Estates
• Nomacorc launches new engineered closures
• Charles Creek opens Sonoma tasting room
• Get with the program: winery-sponsored trade education
  by Tina Caputo
• Great Vine Winery Group purchased deLorimier
• Chateau Burbank has new marketing director
• Scharffenbergers sell Eaglepoint Ranch vineyard
• ProCork closure promises best of both worlds
  by Jane Firstenfeld

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