In the July 31, 2003 Issue

California's New Faces

Cover Story

California's New Generation - These aspiring stars are shaping the future in the state's vineyards and cellars

Greg Brewer - Burgundian inspiration in Santa Barbara

Thomas Brown - Quick rise to prominence in Napa

Marc Cuneo - Helping Sebastiani start over

Kris Curran - Planning the next great Pinot Noir

Mat Garretson - Spreading the Rhône gospel

Agustin Huneeus Jr. - Carving his own niche

Brian Loring - Life in the fast lane

Philippe Melka - Stepping from Turley's shadow

Cecilia de Quesada - The art of selling Cabernet

Vanessa Wong - The call fo the wild Sonoma Coast

Features

Languedoc Breakthrough - The 2000 vintages delivers robust reds at bargain prices

Limoux: White Wines Take the Lead

Alsace's Indian Summer - October weather turns trouble into triumph for 2001 harvest

The Importance of Terroir in Alsace - A tasting of Hugel's Riesling Jubilée over a 20-year span reveals a consistency of site

Bandol's Big Reds - Mourvèdre makes a statement in one of France's friendliest wine regions

Lacroix's Second Act - An old-guard Philadelphia chef joins the vanguard

Big Time for Shrimp - A recent abundance of choices from around the world means better flavor

Feedback: Opinions and trends in Wine - Shake, Rattle and Wine

A Golden Vintage - 2001 is outstanding for California Chardonnay

News

Gambling Rolls into Wine Country - Sonoma wineries argue that casino deals county a bad hand

Turley vs. Bryant: A Breakup Turns Ugly

Grapevine

De Loach Files for Chapter 11

2003 Southern Harvest Snapshots - Some regions shine, some regions struggle

Sales of French Wines Drop

New Wines, New Faces: Lemelson Vineyards

Columns

The Winemaker's Wine

New Faces From California, Italy and France

Can You Spare Any Exchange?

Auctions

Balancing Your Wine Cellar

The Buying Guide

The Buying Guide for this issue is available here.