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Wine Spectator Magazine
November 15, 2003

NEWS

California Winery Woes: From Boom to Bankruptcy
Chilean Vintner Shows Horse sense With Two Outstanding New Wines
Federal Appeals Court Nixes Michigan's Wine-Shipping Ban
Foie Gras Vandals Prompt Chefs to Reexamine Menus
Grapevine
New Closures Still Provide the Pop
Wine Spectator School Launches New California Cabernet Course

COLUMNS

Cabernet Roller Coaster
Cabernet's Glut and Merlot's Slump
Germany's Dry Revolution
If I Were Building a Cellar Now
Screw Cap Closures for Red Wine

AUCTIONS

Holding Their Own
Opening Act

FEATURES

A World in a Cellar
Boutique Chocolate
California Cabernet's Split Decision
California Cabernet: A Look Ahead
California Sangiovese Losing Ground
Decanting
Francis Ford Coppola
Gold Rush in Toro
Greece's Enduring Wine Heritage
Joe Heitz and Martha's Vineyard
Pigs, Salt & Glory
Roussillon in a New Light
Rutherglen's Unique Sweet Wines
Salvador Renteria
The Entrepreneur and the Ambassador
The Heitz Family Remains in Charge
The Magic of Martha's Vineyard
The Pleasures of La Pergola
Wine Talk: Jon Favreau

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