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In This Issue:
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Winemakers on the Rocks
>Burr Snider
scales the Pinnacles in California's Monterey County with a crew
of adventure-seeking, rock-climbing winemakers.
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Real Estates
>California's
cabernet sauvignon market is increasingly driven by fashion. Rod
Smith looks past the hype in search of collectible estate cabernets
that have stood the test of time.
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Hammer Time
>Not just for
the wealthy, wine auctions can be a great source of value and of
wines that are drinking well now. David Lynch goes behind the scenes
at a Christiešs fine wine sale to gather auction market intelligence.
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Port: Fortifying your
Collection
>Joshua Greene
considers which Ports to pour when youšre not cracking open a Vintage.
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Once and Future Collectibles: The Birthplace
of Wine Reborn
>The
wines of Georgia are making a comeback. William Gasperini reports
from this former Soviet Republic, a country thought to be the ancient
birthplace of wine.
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Tokaji Gold
> Hungary's
honeyed nectars are taking their rightful place in collectors' cellars.
Tara Q. Thomas suggests the best ways to enjoy a growing Tokaji
collection.
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PLUS:
- October Tasting Stats
- Best Values Under $10
- Burke Owens: American New Releases focus
on California Cabernets
- Joshua Greene: Imported New Releases
focus on Burgandy, Loire and Portuguese Estates
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