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Wine Spectator Magazine
May 31, 1999

NEWS

Americans Rewarded for Efforts in Passing Wine's Toughest Test
Burgundy's Jean-Marie Guffens Heads South in Disgust
Carmenet Among First to Put Health-Effects Label on Bottles
Grapevine
LVMH Sells Simi to Canandaigua for $55 Million
Several Port Houses Declare 1997 a Vintage Year
Venice, Canals and All, Comes to the Desert
Yountville Added to List of Napa Valley Appellations

COLUMNS

Air Force Wine
It's All or Nothing
Ratings Abuse
What Would You Think If ... ?

AUCTIONS

A Half-Million Dollars Pumps Up American Heart Association
Character Sketch
Latest Auction Highlights
Oregon's Classic Wines Auction Tops Itself Again
Spring Fever Ignites Bidding Frenzy at Auctions Worldwide
Woodstock Revival Rocks Napa Valley

FEATURES

1989 Bordeaux: Better Than 1982
1997 White Burgundy: An Upside-Down Vintage
1998 Bordeaux: Right Bank and Pessac-Léognan Excel
Master Mustard
Restaurants: Disney's Home Run

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