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Wine Spectator Magazine
January 31, 2002

NEWS

Burgundians Crack Down on Mediocre Wines
Burgundy Prices Drop Nearly 24 Percent at Hospices Auction
Grapevine

COLUMNS

More American Than Ever
Natural Wines—Not
The Allure of Wine

AUCTIONS

"Grapes of Grief" Auction Raises Nearly $1 Million for WTC Victims
Christie's Auction House Splits With Zachys
Collectors Stick to Classics at Fall Sales
Ports of Call

FEATURES

"Dining In" in New York
A Golden Decade
A Question of Balance
Adventurous Alternatives
Battlegrounds Become Vineyards
Black Gold Rush
Breaking the Mold
Classic Collectibles
Quality High, Prices Low
R. López de Heredia
Rugged Beauties
Ruling the Roost
Shiraz Stands Out
Singular Chocolate
Spanish Steps
The Right Stuff
Two Regions, Two Worlds

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