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Abstracts: Que Syrah, Syrah. Under the sea. California Cabernet Thanksgiving for two
Abstracts: Quiet trendsetter. Azalea Springs: there's no place like home, with a backyard vineyard. Master thespian: transplanted Brit David Reynolds plays up the theater of charity wine auctions
Abstracts: Ragu for me and you: variety is the most important ingredient in Italy's best-known sauce. Discovering veal
Abstracts: Rain, rain, go away. Burgundy's tough vintage. France
Abstracts: Raising a glass to Chicago. Beaujolais, in brief. A brief history of glass
Abstracts: Rally in the Rheingau. '95 runner-up to '94. Exploring Chateau Beaucastel
Abstracts: Rambling Rioja. Multiple choices. Mendocino's roots
Abstracts: Rare spirits and classified clarets mark May auctions. Zachy's-Christie's breaks one-day sale record in New York
Abstracts: Reaching for Riesling. Wine's changing landscape. Present at the revolution
Abstracts: Reader's choice awards 1999. Canoe ridge materializes in Walla Walla with Chardonnay, will soon release a Merlot
Abstracts: Ready meals market set to grow beyond 2000. Greek food adspend falls. Greek ready meals growth
Abstracts: Real life, real questions. But seriously, folks. What's food got to do with it?
Abstracts: Record success! Frymax gains users as fryers switch fats. P100 to net more customers with new campaign
Abstracts: Records were meant to be broken: Autumn auctions offered both historic sales and bargains. Continued growth but slower: auction index heads upward by 4.5 percent for the second quarter of 1996
Abstracts: Record UK ice cream sales in 1994. US licks the rest at ice cream consumption. French demand for frozen fries sets new record
Abstracts: Red Burgundy
Abstracts: Red burgundy. '96 is cellar bound. Mersault au naturel
Abstracts: Red center, cold ocean: Australia's unique geography yields distinctive terroirs. Australia's edge
Abstracts: Red star rising. Rutherglen's unique sweet wines: an Australian region struggles to preserve its singular heritage
Abstracts: Reducing the old-wine risk. Learning the hard way. Wine's blue-chip potential
Abstracts: Red, white and beautiful in Burgundy: in 2002, thanks to an extraordinary harvest, both red and white wines are outstanding
Abstracts: Red wine contains potential anti-cancer agent; Illinois researchers find that substance in grapes reduces tumor growth in lab mice by up to 98 percent
Abstracts: Reflections on 1997: Riccardo Cotarella: an eye on the market. Alsatian assets
Abstracts: Refreshing wines for a long, hot summer. The best of the rest: dazzling new wines from 100 regions of the world
Abstracts: Remarkable Rayas: Chateau Rayas shines despite its modest surroundings. Minitours: Burgundy
Abstracts: Report from the front. California vintners battle deadly grapevine disease. Nobody does it better
Abstracts: Researcher: Carole Meredith. Have wine, will travel? Harvest 1999: heat in California, rain in France
Abstracts: Restaurant Latour: One man's passion builds a wine mecca in northern New Jersey. Rain in the rhone: Though the 2002 vintage was largely a washout, 2003 promises better wines to come
Abstracts: Restaurant Michael Mina. Bouchon, Fleur de Lys, Mesa Grill and Mix. The Foundry on Melrose, Hokusai
Abstracts: Restaurants: gambling gourmets. Steak stampede. The Inn at Little Washington
Abstracts: Retail internationalisation - dream or reality? UK Co-op wages war on dishonest labels. Galland counter-attacks on price increases
Abstracts: Retail pressure forces producers to turn to IT. Younger generation more likely to suffer from food poisoning, says food safety poll
Abstracts: Rethinking Napa Valley: the kingdom of Cabernet is breaking apart, but making grander wines. Rethinking Napa Valley: the kingdom of cabernet is breaking apart, but making grander wines
Abstracts: Rethinking Riesling's role. Brine power. The red grape of Burgundy: finding the best foods to show off Pinot Noir in all its forms
Abstracts: Return to form. Malbec on a roll in Argentina. 2004 Northern Rhone preview
Abstracts: Revving up Villa Mt. Eden. Washington wine's gentle giant. Changing of the guard at Williams Selyem
Abstracts: Rheingau rebounds. Gruaud-Larose sold for $70 million. Quinta do Noval sold to French firm
Abstracts: Rheinpfalz: Germany's hottest region. Austrian white wines. Winemaking changes hands at top Rheinpfalz estate
Abstracts: Rhone Valley. A rainbow of choices. Guigal Cote-Roties
Abstracts: Rhone Valley. Loire deluxe: the great 1995 vintage yields treasures and values in white, red, dry and sweet wines
Abstracts: Rhone Valley. Top picks of the new releases. French lesson
Abstracts: Rhone venture in California may transform state's viticulture. The quiet master of California Chardonnay
Abstracts: Richard Leakey. Mario Andretti. Richard Wiese
Abstracts: Ridge: the vision to search out old wines. Paul Hobbs: Centered in Sonoma. Is there a doctor in the winery?
Abstracts: Riesling's sweet secrets. Austrian excitement. Riesling: Austria
Abstracts: Riesling: United States. Making a case for Champagne at the table. One of a kind
Abstracts: Riesling: United States. Riesling: France. Riesling: Germany
Abstracts: Right bottle, wrong wine: Counterfeit bottles multiply as global demand for collectible wines surges. Demand sluggish for 2004 Bordeaux
Abstracts: Right down the middle. Wine in a new light. You call this service?
Abstracts: Rioja growers quick to plant. Falling peseta may not mean lower prices. Spain's Vega Sicilia invests in Hungary
Abstracts: Rioja reclaims its past. Greece is enduring wine heritage: modern vinters struggle to preserve native grape varieties in this ancient land
Abstracts: Rioja reclaims its past. Other international: Spain. A mixed case
Abstracts: Ripe, lively 1995 German Rieslings. 1994 German Riesling. 1991 German wines
Abstracts: Ripe time, ripe place: when it comes to the ultrarich 1982 Bordeaux vintage, our correspondent sides with the acolytes over the detractors
Abstracts: Rising stars of American cuisine. Michael Mina: Sea Blue, Las Vegas. Am American chef cooks Italian
Abstracts: Rising stars of Cabernet: eight California wineries that merit special attention based on recent vintages. Mondavi bids to to recapture Cabernet Sauvignon leadership
Abstracts: Roasted & rare: many people have forgotten the allure of a well-prepared roast beef. The allure of truffles
Abstracts: Robert Maxwell's wines to be sold. Wine auction houses. Demand for rarities dominates May auctions
Abstracts: Robert Mondavi and Disneyland to join up. The ratings game. An Rx for Mondavi?
Abstracts: Robert Mondavi. Canada's winter gold. White lab coats and purple feet
Abstracts: Robert Redford talks about wine. Breaking the mold. The science of closures
Abstracts: Robuchon a Galera: A treasure trove of great wine in China. Long Island wine country entertaining. Renoir
Abstracts: Room for growth in European baby food market. Potential for growth in Chinese baby food sector. Positive signs in east European baby food market
Abstracts: Rose. The world of wine in 2005. Wine
Abstracts: Rumblings. Miller time travel. Fermenting revolucion
Abstracts: Runaway Ripeness. Breakout for California Pinot Noir: The 2002 vintage is the one we've all been waiting for. California: plantings boom from north to south for the Golden State's new rising star
Abstracts: Sainsbury's sales rise as retailer fights back. Steady interim performance from CSM. Continent raises presence in Greek supermarket sector
Abstracts: Sainsbury to launch cut-price own label lines. Italian discount stores open at a rate of 100 each month. Lull in UK food price war
Abstracts: Sake enters western wine lists: Non-Asian restaurants are discovering a new friend for food. Award-Winning Restaurants in Los Angeles/Westside
Abstracts: Sale of the century: a single-cellar sale at Christie's London breaks the all-time auction record. 30th anniversary Christie's sale brings in $929,000
Abstracts: Sand and serendipity: an insider shares her favorite island beaches. Europe's capital of great art: London's museums and galleries offer pleasure for every taste
Abstracts: Santa Barbara. Let it snow. Santa Fe
Abstracts: Santa Barbara. Views from above. Santa Barbara red wine futures
Abstracts: Santa Fe and the true taste of the Southwest: a cultural and culinary crossroads mixes old and new. Back to the future
Abstracts: Sara Lee growth continues in third quarter. Hugli interim results. Unigate looking to build on good performance
Abstracts: Sauvignon's new style. Tasty whites of real value. The vivacious varietal: California Sauvignon Blanc is distinctive, versatile and priced right
Abstracts: Schrader: a fresh start in Napa Valley. Comte de Vogue shows its colors. The Napa nobody knows
Abstracts: Schramsberg sets the pace. Peaks and valleys for California Merlot. Trading places - from the inner city to Napa Valley
Abstracts: Scotch whisky is fun. Getting a read on cocktails. A lesson in liqueurs
Abstracts: Screaming Eagle's broad wingspan. Grassy knolls with Screaming Eagles. Wating for Merlot
Abstracts: Screaming Eagle's broad wingspan. The future's rosy for Syrah. Another stellar year for Syrah
Abstracts: Screaming Eagle's new owners aim high: $500 price tag sets a new record in California. Global games
Abstracts: Screaming Eagle sold. The fallout from Mondavi. Two wine empires expand in California
Abstracts: Seafish training. Good training gave Taylor's Fish the edge. New sponsorship is a perfect fit
Abstracts: Seafood. Dairy. Deli meat
Abstracts: Seafood. Equipment. Continuing education
Abstracts: Seafood restaurant sees future linked to American Pinot Noir. Touring the Finger Lakes: New York's most established wine region is best appreciated in person
Abstracts: Seafood Scotland sponsors fish and chip shop competition. Seafish Awards. Super-efficient
Abstracts: Searching for great Tuscan wines: Focus on Brunello di Montalcino in 2001 and Chianti Classico Riserva in 2003
Abstracts: Searching for greener pastures. Privatizing HMR. The proof is in the packing
Abstracts: Searching for the soul of French cuisine. Bordeaux's Vinexpo benefits from good demand for wine. Hail in Bordeaux hits Margaux hardest
Abstracts: Second single-cellar sale proves twice as nice. Finding time for good wine: Handel Lee builds on of Beijing's premier cellars
Abstracts: Seghesio: renaissance in Sonoma. Sonoma showcase serves up a weekend of relaxed fun. Italian roots, Sonoma fruit
Abstracts: Selection, selection, selection: comfy, cafes, casual eats and road food. Buddy Gebhardt has nothing but friends
Abstracts: SelfCooking Centers offer flexibility. Florigo ring the changes at Bells! Meet the 'A' team
Abstracts: Selling your cellar: it's time to weed out the old and make room for the new. Celebrated collector Lloyd Flatt rebuilds his cellar, and focuses his buying strategy
Abstracts: Sensational technology. Japanese fusion: Fumihiko Maki combines technology with ancient culture. Imagemakers: hotel design
Abstracts: Sensory testing: the key ingredient in successful product development. Managing for new products success: new methods increase the odds
Abstracts: Sequum: Improving vineyards from the ground up. The magnificent 30: Aubert. The magnificent 30: Loring Wine Company
Abstracts: Serious fun. Masters of Food and Wine seduces with star power. Los Cabos
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