In the Nov. 30, 2001 Issue

Thanksgiving Honoring an American Tradition

Divine Dining, In Providence - New England's prettiest little city is also one of the most delicious

Feedback: Opinions and Trends in Wine - Are 2000 Bordeaux Futures Overpriced?

Beyond Lox - There are other smoked fish to try—with bagels or on toast points accompanies by Champagne

Turkey, trimmings and Wine - A guide to matching the bottle with the bird

Benchmark Vintage - In Piedmont, 1997 was a defining year for Nebbiolo-based wines

Thanksgiving in the Berkshires - At the Wheatleigh Hotel, An American Celebration with a French Accent

Thanksgiving Menu - The Wheatleigh's holiday menu deftly balances innovation and tradition

Dining out on Thanksgiving - Festive menus from Grand Award—winning restaurants around the country

Washington Bets Big on Syrah - The high quality of recent releases and a boom in vineyard plantings bodes well for the future

New Wines, New Faces - Michaud Finds Success Close to Home

Hands-On Winemaking - Produces a 100-Point Barolo

1961 Bordeaux Still Going Strong - Diminishing supply and varying quality affect prices

Auction Markets Polarize in Aftermath of Sept. 11 - Prices remain strong for classic and rare wines, but recent releases fare poorly

The Buying Guide for this issue is available here.

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