In the April 30, 2005 Issue

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100 Point Wines

Features

The Sideways Effect - Santa Barbara County prospers from the wine film's success

Bouchon, Fleur de Lys, Mesa Grill and Mix - More top chefs add their chips to the culinary pot

Wine Talk: Tom Seaver

You Can Take it With You

Portraits of Perfection - What Does It Take For A Wine To Earn A 100 Points?

Not Just Derby Dining - Louisville serves modern and homey food year-round

How Constellation Captured Mondavi's Empire - An exclusive interview with Constellation's Richard and Robert Sands by Wine Spectator editor and publisher Marvin R. Shanken

The Once and Future Chef - A tapas menu celebrates facets of José Andrés

The Versatility of Riesling

Chile's Maturing Quality - After reaching new summits, Chile looks to solidify its position

Departments

Upfront

Wine & Health - Cognitive Drinking: Alcohol in Moderation May Keep Older Women's Minds Sharp

Wine Spectator Exhibits Belle Epoque Posters

News

Change Comes to Napa's Wine Auction - After losing its crown, the charity fund-raiser is getting a makeover

Grapevine

Arnold Palmer Tees Off With New Wine Brand

Michelin's Mistake

Lawsuits Force California Wineries To Address Accessibility Issues

Become a Better Wine Taster

Columns

Runaway Ripeness

Pursuing the Wild Pinot

Wide Right in Washington

100-Point Wines

Auctions

Wine Country Color - Eric Christensen makes wine country his muse

New Auction Index - Listings rise 13 percent, paced by Bordeaux

Collecting Q & A - With Peter D. Meltzer

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