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Abstracts: Cherry's jubilee: Texas steel executive Cherry Whitley gives a personal touch to buying wine on the charity circuit
Abstracts: Chianti Classico estate sale rakes in $3.5 million. Don't cry for wine investors. The best of Cinque Terre
Abstracts: Chicago chef gives high-end wine shop a personal touch. Windy city wine. Programmed for wine
Abstracts: Chicago's award-winning wine lists. Good things, small package. Great wine lists
Abstracts: Chicago swagger. Coastal beauty. East meets south
Abstracts: Chile
Abstracts: Chile. Austria's great '99s. Champagne's vintage power
Abstracts: Chile. France. Italy/Veneto
Abstracts: Chile. New directions in Chile: progress continues, with a few bumps in the road. Rating Chilean reds and whites
Abstracts: Chile. part 2
Abstracts: Chile. part 3
Abstracts: Chile's next challenge. Montgras: Hernan Gras buys a mountain. Casa Lapostolle
Abstracts: Chile. South America
Abstracts: Chile Strides Ahead: Investment in new vineyards and wineries begins to pay off. California wineries help raise money for cystic fibrosis
Abstracts: Chile's two worlds of wine. Chile's own style of great value wines. Bordeaux stars to release their first wines from Chile
Abstracts: Chile. Washington. California
Abstracts: Chile: wine's new frontier. Best of the rest. Seductive Sauvignon Blanc
Abstracts: Chile. Wines of Chile
Abstracts: Chilled soup sales set to rise in shrinking European market. Innovation drives UK soup sales
Abstracts: Chirac's plan to resume nuclear testing prompts Australian and European boycotts of French wines. Champagne maker buys one of Burgundy's largest wineries
Abstracts: Christian Brothers saga nears its final chapter. Remy Group fires veteran winemakers. Top executive resigns from Heublein in apparent shake up
Abstracts: Christie's Fritz Haton begins new West Coast wine career. European heat wave leads to record early harvests. Tom Seaver
Abstracts: Christie's London brings in $1 million with triple-header. Dean of decanters. International wine auctions hit a new high in 1995
Abstracts: Christie's new record. Winter sales spark bidders' thirst. End-of-season sales produce atypically energetic bidding
Abstracts: Christie's set to become a French-owned company. Fine-wine auction-goers seemingly undeterred by shaky financial climate
Abstracts: Christmas breads: holiday treats from Europe are leavened with tradition. Christmas cookies
Abstracts: Cibreo: the heart of Florence. Masters of Merlot: Masseto and Petrus face off in Florence. Arnolfo: Brothers together
Abstracts: Cirque de Bordeaux. White wine values. Great values in 2003: 50 outstanding wines for $15 or less
Abstracts: Claret keepers. Get the picture. The good old days
Abstracts: Clash of the titans; collectors pick Le Pin over Petrus in 13-vintage showdown. Zind-Humbrecht breaks tradition again in Alsace
Abstracts: Clash of the titans. Gallo's big gamble. Looking ahead to wine's future
Abstracts: Classic vintage in Southern Rhone. Down with McWines. Southern Rhone shines
Abstracts: Cleaning up corky wines. An Australian classic. A new American menu
Abstracts: Cleaning up corky wines. Unknown wines from an all-star cast. Prosciutto, pasta and polenta: sunny Veronese wines complement three Italian classics
Abstracts: Clerico keeps improving. An unlikely rebel. Corvo producer brings elegance to Sicilian wine
Abstracts: Clinton's Washington and wine: president's preferences still a mystery. Marathon pace set for alcohol-free wine
Abstracts: Clinton's Washington and wine: president's preferences still a mystery. part 2 Record-breaking '96 harvest in Australia and South Africa
Abstracts: Cloning Chardonnay: genetic diversity adds to complexity in California wines. The entrepreneur: Maurice Marciano
Abstracts: Coach Cabernet. The Abreu way. Opus One throws big bash to mark 20 years of Cabernet
Abstracts: Coasting into history. Making a scene. what's in store
Abstracts: Coffee & tea. Oil & vinegar. Pantry
Abstracts: Coffee with a conscience. Stuff it. Home on the range
Abstracts: Collecting: Domaine de la Romanee-Conti in the spotlight. Flying solo: Peter Morrell turned the family business into New York's only independent wine auction house
Abstracts: Collecting: Keeping it cool. Gifts for the enophile who has everything. Sparkling matches
Abstracts: Collector's vintage in the Rhone. Success squeezes Chateauneuf-du-Pape: Pressure to sell vineyards is high, but not all buyers are welcome
Abstracts: Come to the islands: open your eyes to Hawaiian regional cooking. Yes, it works with wine. Los Cabos
Abstracts: Coming of age in South America. South America sees boom in outside investors. South America's peaks and valleys
Abstracts: Commission approves Scandinavian joint ventures. Campina puts yoghurt project on hold. Bakoma looking for a foreign buyer?
Abstracts: Commission approves Scandinavian joint ventures. EU prices largely stable. Further up the food chain
Abstracts: Common sense lives on. A victim of its own success. A sense of closure
Abstracts: Compact countertop solution. You've had your chips and you've not got fat. Add some zesto to your pizzas
Abstracts: Comparing mangoes and mushrooms in London. Are big bottles better? The shock of alien assessments
Abstracts: Competition still intense in UK retail sector. Sainsbury most profitable UK grocer, but losing market share. Tesco overtakes Sainsbury as number one retailer in the UK?
Abstracts: Complex deal gives Jean Cordier full control of Talbot. Allied-Lyons seeks Latour buyer. Swiss investor buys half of Merryvale
Abstracts: Compromising conditions: how does a wine's provenance - the history of its whereabouts - influence its price at auction?
Abstracts: Concentration & internationalisation increases in European snacks and confectionery markets. Confectionery sales in Europe rides out recession
Abstracts: Congress cool to mail-order debate, at least for now. Our top 100 values: American wines lead the way to great bargains
Abstracts: Connecticut PBS banks on wine. Cautious bidding at Sotheby's first '92 sale. '61 Bordeaux comes to life in slow market
Abstracts: Conquering the clock. Healthy children's food from Brakes. No kidding about with YES Fry!
Abstracts: Consigning your cellar to auction. Balancing your wine cellar: an approach for today and tomorrow. The 50-bottle cellar
Abstracts: Constructing a cellar: The nuts and bolts of wine storage. Juan Diego Florez. Storied cellars: Cuvee Storage reconstructs the past
Abstracts: Consumers to evaluate synthetic corks. San Francisco's three new masters. Resorting to Monterey
Abstracts: Consumers will pay premium for great reputation, say CBI. Lockhart catering equipment. SnowShock Slush - great additional profits from the start
Abstracts: Consumption of packaged food and drink in EU set to rise. Power shifts in food business favour retailers. Better times ahead for Romania food industry
Abstracts: Consumption of packaged food and drink in EU set to rise. UK food and drink exports continue to grow. Ready meals market set to grow beyond 2000
Abstracts: Contrast in the Loire. Delicious diversity. Northern Rhone 2005 and 2006: After an inconsistent 2004, the region is back in form, excelling with its two latest vintages
Abstracts: Convenience offers opportunties in EU meat and savoury products market. EU meat industry must change direction
Abstracts: Cooking with wine. Produce. Orange crush: autumn means pumpkins, but they now come in many shapes, sizes and colors
Abstracts: Cook-X: small is beautiful. 90,000 grains in 12 minutes! Poultry-Britain's most popular meat
Abstracts: Cooler is better for Oregon Pinot. Prime time for Pinot Noir: with the 1998 vintage, a difficult grape reaches new peaks of quality in Oregon
Abstracts: Coppola unveils his plans in Sonoma. Look who's talking. The Eagle soars
Abstracts: Coralling Napa Cabernet. A hot year for Napa Cabernet. PlumpJack puts new twist on Napa Valley Cabernet
Abstracts: Cork-Taint Lawsuit Settled in California. Research group claims to have eliminated wine-cork taint. Wineries claim alternative cork caused widespread taint
Abstracts: Corky wines linked to cellars in France. Tasting Burgundy's dazzling '90s. 1990: Burgundy at its best
Abstracts: Costco's court win could cut prices. Wanna be a winemaker?. Geno Auriemma
Abstracts: Costco talks about a revolution. Wine.com conducts stings on other retailers. Wine talk: Mike Thompson
Abstracts: Costume drama. French cuff. The city's self portrait
Abstracts: Cote d'Or, Chablis excel. La grande Leroy: a tasting of 59 red Burgundies from Maison Leroy and Domaine Leroy provides oohs, aahs and some surprises
Abstracts: Counter culture. A pinch of the past. Pouring on the pigskin
Abstracts: Countlines control UK chocolate market. Cadbury growth overshadowed by sterling. Cadbury Schweppes undaunted by strength of sterling and CCSB disposal
Abstracts: Courts overturn more shipping bans. Senate passes tough anticonsumer legislation in mail-order wine battle. California wine's chief advocate: Bobby Koch brings Capitol Hill experience to the wine institute
Abstracts: Covering his bases: Bob DuPuy talks about bats and bottles. Czech-trained glass repairer unclouds the world of decanters
Abstracts: CPC spins off oil arm, changes name to Best Foods. UK catching up on capital investment. Attractions and problems of investment in Poland
Abstracts: CPS ahead in Q1 but warns of charge next time. CPC beats Q2 expectations. Diageo results show merger is working
Abstracts: creature comforts: for special-effects wizard Stan winston, wine provides a reality check after a long day of making monsters
Abstracts: Critics should be critical. Judging futures, barrels and brettanomyces. Sonoma's unsung hero
Abstracts: Cross-border trading on the increase in northern Europe. Top-selling European brands headed by Coke. Coke expands into E. Europe
Abstracts: Cross-border trading on the increase in northern Europe. UK public in favour of store development clamp-down. UK beef consumption on the increase again
Abstracts: Crowd pleasers: the 1993 Barolos in our annual Piedmont report are surprisingly supple, plus reviews of Barbaresco, Barbera and Dolcetto
Abstracts: Cru. Behind the cellar door: Aaron von Rock: Telepan, New York. Behind the cellar door: Beth von Benz: Porter House, New York
Abstracts: Crunch time for Ankerbrot. Bimbo axes 102 jobs at two plants. US 'food police' criticise high-fat sweet goods at speciality chains
Abstracts: Crystal clear. DRC's supremacy in Burgundy. Good things come from small parcels: small-grower Champagnes offer quality and terroir
Abstracts: Cultural breakthrough. The architect: Richard Meier. The culinary legacy of Peter Kump
Abstracts: Customs of the country. The restaurateurs: Wolfgang Puck and Barbara Lazaroff. Market for vintage Port overwhelmed by supply
Abstracts: Cut-price lines promote poor quality and unhealthy foods. Tengelmann driving Plus forward. Tesco invests in Taiwan
Abstracts: Cutting edge. Cracking the hazelnut. Turkey talk
Abstracts: Cyrus, El Dorado kitchen: Hot spots in Sonoma wine country. Enjoying Aspen. Tasting Vancouver
Abstracts: Da Caino. Cibreo: the heart of Florence. La Tenda Rossa: Wine first
Abstracts: Dairy foods shape up for the future Dairy - The Feel Good Factor How much for the cow?
Abstracts: Dairy foods shape up for the future Unilever bundles Chinese operations. Potato merger
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