California wine prices may drop due to grape glut

Article Abstract:

Issues are presented concerning the decrease in the price of Californian wines which is expected to result from a grape surplus in 2001 and the prospects of economic recession. Central Coast and Central Valley areas are most affected.

Economic aspects, Prices and rates, Wine

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Bryant family: how a powerhouse survived disaster

Article Abstract:

A profile of the Bryant family of vineyard owners is presented. Their difficulties in establishing a good quality wine and their successful collaboration with wine consultant Helen Turley and manager David Abreu are described.

Finance, Cover Story, Appreciation, Viticulture, Vintners

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Sparkling bargains

Article Abstract:

A description is presented of the quality and management of sparkling wine production in California. The high standard of vintages produced in the 1990s is discussed and a number of sparkling wines are recommended.

Production management, Evaluation, Sparkling wines

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