Nashville's l'Ete du Vin tops itself again

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Nashville's annual l'Ete du Vin charity auction raised $1.5 million the American Cancer Society. The bulk of the money was earned in the live auction, with a case of 1982 Bordeaux going for $10,250 and a jeroboam of Louis Roederer Brut Champagne Cristal 1989 selling for $5,000. A car and luxury trips were also auctioned.

Tennessee, Finance, Marketing, Statistics, Charities, Wine, Auctions

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1997 dining guide: Wine Spectator's annual guide to great wine lists and distinguished dining establishments

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Restaurants that offer good food, a good wine list and a high-quality dining experience are listed. Restaurants are listed in alphabetical order by state, and numerous restaurants from countries outside the US are also listed.

Cover Story, Restaurants, Directory

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