Napa Wine Train rolls to success and adds new stops

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The Napa Valley Wine Train celebrated its seventh anniversary in Sep 1996, and passengers can visit Grgich Hills Cellar in Rutherford and other new stops. Plans for a stop in St Helena and Domaine Chandon in Yountville are also in the works. A history of the project is presented.

Railroads, Napa Valley, Wine districts

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Taking your collection on the road: there are ways to move wine safely - or you can just pray

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Hot weather poses the greatest threat to wine that is shipped, especially if the wine is unfined or unfiltered. Most wines are safe to transport in a moving van in the spring, fall, or winter. Some shippers offer temperature-controlled storage.

Services, Wine, Shipping industry

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Doctor prescribes wine as group therapy

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Jim Nard's frustration at a local wine-tasting session spurred him to start his own wine-tasting group in Youngstown, OH. According to members of his group, the pediatrician's wine-tasting sessions have changed their lives.

Column, Behavior, Wine tasting, Nard, Jim

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