The Wine Spectator 2003 James Molesworth - Abstracts

The Wine Spectator 2003 James Molesworth
TitleSubjectAuthors
Alain Ducasse at the Essex House: perfection comes at a price.Food and beverage industriesJames Molesworth
Argentina's dark horse: Malbec is making a name for itself with dark, powerful wines.Food and beverage industriesJames Molesworth
Best of the rest: rising quality and distinctive flavors from South Africa, Chile, Washington and beyond.Food and beverage industriesJames Molesworth
Casa Lapostolle.(winery and owner profiled, Chile)Food and beverage industriesJames Molesworth
Chile Strides Ahead: Investment in new vineyards and wineries begins to pay off.(overview of wine industry)(Industry Overview)Food and beverage industriesJames Molesworth
Good things come to those who wait: after four tough years in France's Loire Valley, the fine 2002 vintage begins to arrive.Food and beverage industriesJames Molesworth
James Molesworth's Recommended Chilean Wines.(ranks and describes top wines, smart buys and best values)Food and beverage industriesJames Molesworth
Leaving Pinotage behind.(South Africa wines)Food and beverage industriesJames Molesworth
Malbec's ancestral home: Cahors clings to tradition while it steps into the future.Food and beverage industriesJames Molesworth
Montgras: Hernan Gras buys a mountain.(profiles Chilean winery Montgras and its owner)Food and beverage industriesJames Molesworth
Profiles of wines nos. 2 to 100.(Cover Story)Food and beverage industriesBruce Sanderson, James Molesworth, Mary Ann, Worobiec Bovio, Alison Napjus
Vina Montes: A Chilean pioneer in quality and pricing.(profiles Vina Montes winery and its owner, Chile)Food and beverage industriesJames Molesworth
Winning wine lists: as restaurant wine lists improve, Wine Spectator's Dining Guide continues to grow.Food and beverage industriesJames Molesworth
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