In the June 15, 1995 Issue

Chile

Features

The Kitchen-Gadget Man: Chuck Williams started a little hardware store that has turned into a multimillion-dollar business

Chile's Two Worlds of Wine - A mix of tradition and modern sensibilities characterizes a wine industry set to adapt to international tastes

Leading the Way in Chile

Chile's Own Style Of Great Value Wines - A country known for decent, inexpensive wine is combining winemaking talent and financial committment to develop a unique style

Not by Wine Alone: We lead you beyond the tasting rooms, to the world of art, architecture, gardens and classes at Napa Valley wineries

Taking Sides in Port's Double Vintage Match: Although most of the major Port shippers declared the 1991 vintage, 1992 is a serious contender

News

Grapevine

Canoe Ridge Materializes in Walla Walla With Chardonnay, Will Soon Release a Merlot

Grapevine

Hungarians Reject New Western-Style Wines In a Blow to Several Foreign Investors

Label Tags to Take the Mystery Out of Bordeaux

A New Estate on Napa's Spring Mountain Breaks Silence

Renamed Napa Valley Winery to Focus on Italian Varietals

Monterey's Robert Talbott Buys Large New Vineyard

Italy's Mastroberardino Brothers Battle With Confusing Bottlings

Selvapiana Estate to Release New Pomino

Columns

King Tut's Wine Cellar It Ain't

When Money Talks: The World's Most Expensive Wines by Price

When Geography Overrides Reality

Last Call: A Continental Journey Into The Future

Auctions

Birthday Wishes That Don't Come Cheap: The "vintage of the century" is particularly popular this year

CollectingWhen to Lower That Paddle: Auctions don't necessarily mean bargains

Windy City Wonder: Tips on vintages to watch from Michael Davis, successful solo auctioneer

Other

Summer Heats Up the Barbie - What to throw on the grill when you're tired of burgers, plus the wines to match

The Buying Guide

The Buying Guide for this issue is available here.