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Articles in Sept, 2005 issue of Wines & Vines

• SLO Vintners have new director
• Beltappo launches synthetic Champagne cork
• Ohio tobacco farmers may diversify with grapes
• Decisions, decisions
  by Larry Walker
• Anomaly has new winemaker
• Napa Creek releases "Four-Buck Fred."
• Oregon winery sues stopper supplier
• Sustainable growing goes high-tech
  by Matt Villano
• Two tracks
  by Jennifer "Chotzi" Rosen
• Sonoma event raised record amount
• Ch. Julien names marketing director
• Wine club & tasting room software
  by Laura Burstein
• Cynthiana grapes: interest is growing
  by Zoie Clift
• International groups agree on name protection
• Mexico to add U.S. wine tariff
• Brown-Forman adds to winemaking team
• Napa ordinance permits property to revert to winery
• Gettysburg, Pa., gets Wine & Music Festival
• Act now for bioterrorism compliance
  by Jane Firstenfeld
• Vineyard views
  by Cliff Ohmart
• Sands is "most powerful."
• Constellation joins S & P 500
• Ontario rejects privatization
• Online age verification technology challenges shipping opponents
  by Tina Caputo
• Marketing matters
  by Jane Firstenfeld
• PD/GWSS assessment extended
• RFID technology beyond Wal-Mart
  by Tina Caputo
• Delmarva dreamin'
  by Miles Lambert-Gocs
• Computer software suppliers
• New organic weed control at Columbia Crest
• Penn-Wheeling bolsters sales staff
• N.C. wineries lose push for ABC access
• Joy joins Patz & Hall
• Hunt to open Temecula winery
• New Texas wine laws
• Track sales & depletions with winery-specific software
  by Carolyn Tillie
• Worldbeat
  by Larry Walker
• Four states open for direct shipments
• Allied-Pernod deal explained
• BV opens remodeled tasting room
• Ste. Michelle & Antinori break ground for Col Solare
• Six88 and WI tackle direct shipping with technology
  by Paul Franson
• Wine Colleagues will advocate and advise
• Megazyme has MLF technology
• Wise & otherwise
  by Tina Caputo
• Vina Robles' international approach
  by Michaela Baltasar
• Calendar
• Fosters makes seven sales appointments
• Larger facility for seepex
• PD/GWSS Board maintains assessment
• Wine: America's favorite tipple
• Caliber takes mobile bottle showcase on the road
• CWU's Mumma wins first Wine Women Award
• Presidio Winery pioneers Central Coast biodynamic winegrowing
  by Mark Storer
• Sonoma groups oppose GMO ban
• Paso group adopts new name
• Foster's plans closures, cuts
• Modular Information expands to Oregon
• San Joaquin Valley to tax wine tanks
• New packaging for three wineries
  by Jane Firstenfeld
• Sakonnet winery's Christian Butzke
  by M. David Levin