Drinking Wine May Not Lead to Gout, But Beer and Spirits Do, Study Finds

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California Wine: A $45 Billion Industry

Jacob Gaffney
Issue: September 30, 2004

California wine giant E. & J. Gallo, which already imports Ecco Domani and Bella Sera from Italy, has added new Tuscan reds to its portfolio, including the impressive Da Vinci Chianti Riserva 2001 (90 points, $20; see Smart Buys, page 98) and the Da Vinci Chianti 2003 (87, $12), a good buy at its price.

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