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JUNE — 64TH ANNUAL ENOLOGY & VITICULTURE ISSUE COVER STORY Topography and Temperature 30 DEPARTMENTS 30 Contributors 4 Editor's Letter 8 Why Academia and Industry Must Meet. By Jim Gordon Wine Industry Data Center 10 Winery Economic Outlook Positive on Three Fronts; Wine Consumers Trade Up at Retail; Flash Prices Over Time. Data from the Columbia Valley links elevation with growing degree days in Washington state. WINEMAKING News Headlines 14 Seeing Red at Trinchero 34 Grapevine Nurseries Face Supply Challenge; New Thinking in the Brett Debate; Dry Farming Economics; What's in a Winery Name? Censored Wine Words on Hold; What Distinguishes Paso Cab? Mike Grgich turns 90; Wineries Shift to Mobile Platforms; Wine Supply Is All About Control. Plus News Bytes and Briefs. Sutter Home owners use site for high-end reds. Interview: Celia Welch 42 Winemaker says good design makes better wine. GRAPEGROWING ASEV Honors Wolpert 46 Product News 28 UC Davis viticulturist to receive Merit Award. Latest Winery & Grower Offerings and Developments. MARKETING 34 Signing Bottles Is Illegal 52 Lessons Learned the Hard Way. By Steve Pessagno Calendar 81 Advertisers' Index 82 Third-Party Wine Sales 55 WINE EAST IN WINES & VINES News from Eastern North America 72 Business model perplexes liquor authorities. How much do winery workers need to know? Oklahoma State University Debuts Wine Forum. Inquiring Winemaker 67 And other absurdities in California regulation. Microbiology for All 58 Faces & Forums 29 See insert between pages 18-19 Do I Need a New COLA? 62 Taps Ready to Open in Florida; 'Tourism Summit' Held in New York; Maryland Welcomes Antietam Highlands. An outline of when new approval is necessary. Wineries Control Mold 65 Technology from NASA hits the wine cellar. NORTHWEST CENTRAL CALIFORNIA Quality Made in a Tunnel 90 Vines produce quantity and quality under cover. 6 W in e s & V i ne s J U NE 2 01 3 COVERING NORTH AMERICA EAST REGIONS FEATURED IN THIS ISSUE