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Wine's World 2002
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- Grape Rot The new Wine Spectator's distinct aroma of fishiness.
Michael Steinberger Dec. 19, 2002 - Red Scare Stay away from that Beaujolais Nouveau, sucker.
Mike Steinberger Nov. 21, 2002 - Cold Shower How to spit with the wine pros.
Michael Steinberger Oct. 1, 2002 - Glass Sipper Does a 50-buck wineglass buy you better-tasting wine?
Michael Steinberger Aug. 14, 2002 - Alcohol Testing Can a regular guy pass the sommelier SATs?
Randall Lane July 18, 2002 - The Great and Powerful Shnoz Does the emperor of wine have any clothes?
Michael Steinberger June 17, 2002
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