Wine Spectator Magazine
August 31, 1995
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Drought Cuts 1995 Harvest in Australia; Chileans and South Africans Pick Normal Crops
Grapevine
Mondavi and Frescobaldi Plan to Make Super Tuscan
Roederer Buys Top Cru Bourgeois in St.-Estèphe: Control of Château de Pez greatly strengthens Roederer's presence in Bordeaux.
Seafood Restaurant Sees Future Linked To American Pinot Noir
The French Paradox and the Mediterranean Diet
| COLUMNS |
The Danish Study: Does Alcohol Matter?
Travel to Britain For Good, Inexpensive California Wine
Why Great Wines Often Go Bad
| AUCTIONS |
Latest Auction Results: Southern California public radio auction nets $140,000
Latest Auction Results: Zachys-Christie's sale warms up New York scene
Revelry Boosts Napa Auction to New Heights
The Cull of the Wild: A clever way both to clear the cellar and have a party
| FEATURES |
Blazing Bottles: Funny man Mel Brooks is as serious about wine as he is about his movies
California Grill Draws the Crowds at Vinexpo With Its Flavorful Cuisine
Food for Living: People are rediscovering the Mediterranean diet, which puts wine on the table next to the classic, health-enhancing foods of the region
Guide to Grand Dining Around the World
Label Conscious: Decanter labels, which had their heyday almost 200 years ago, are perfect for beginning collectors of wine antiques
Ms. Finesse: Through her own label, Marcassin, and as a consultant to other vintners, Helen Turley is quietly setting a new course for California wine
Ms. Finesse: Through her own label, Marcassin, and as a consultant to other vintners, Helen Turley is quietly setting a new course for California wine
Sour Grapes At Pétrus Tasting
The 1995 Grand Awards: Four new restaurants with outstanding wine lists join Wine Spectator's grand roster
The Sauvignons of Summer: A new crop of California's value-priced white wine puts its best fruit forward
White Paper: Our intelligence report on the newly bottled 1994 white Burgundies and late-release 1993s
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