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Unwelcome Rot

Fall rains can open the door to a destructive fungus

• Daniel Sogg

From the Nov 15, 2008, issue

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Great Grapes: Chardonnay: Other Notable Chardonnays from Around the World

A well-traveled grape

From the May 15, 2008, issue

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Great Grapes: Chardonnay: Australia

A promising new home

From the May 15, 2008, issue

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Great Grapes: Chardonnay: California

The Golden State's dominant grape variety

From the May 15, 2008, issue

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Great Grapes: Chardonnay: Champagne

Delivering effervescence while transmitting terroir

From the May 15, 2008, issue

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Great Grapes: Chardonnay: Chablis

A region imparting unique expression

From the May 15, 2008, issue

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Great Grapes: Chardonnay: Burgundy: The Côte d'Or

The homeland and quality epicenter

From the May 15, 2008, issue

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Great Grapes: Chardonnay, America's Favorite Varietal

Chardonnay charms growers, vintners and wine lovers around the world, but it has a special place right here at home

• Bruce Sanderson

From the May 15, 2008, issue

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Inside Wine: Tannins

These naturally occurring compounds are fundamental to red-wine production

• Daniel Sogg

From the Nov 15, 2007, issue

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Inside Wine: When Rot Is Noble

Botrytis is crucial to producing some of the greatest sweet wines in the world

• Daniel Sogg

From the Oct 15, 2007, issue

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Great Grapes: Cabernet Sauvignon: Italy

Tuscany leads the way

From the May 15, 2007, issue

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Great Grapes: Cabernet Sauvignon: Washington

Outpacing Merlot and Syrah

From the May 15, 2007, issue