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June 2014 Enology & Viticulture Issue

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W i n e s & V i n e s J U n e 2 0 1 4 37 ogy and mechanized management to address market demands in New York." The fun stuff Conference attendees will have two opportunities to taste wines from Texas and the wider eastern region. On June 24, the ASEV-Eastern Section will hold a "Wines of the East" reception featuring wines from across the Eastern region and, as entertainment, the fourth annual Oenolympics, in which teams of students from various viticulture and enology pro- grams across the country compete in a range of wine-related tasks. In past years, under the guidance of Dr. Mansfield, stu- dents have fired off Champagne corks at a bull's-eye target, acted out different trel- lis systems and tried to guess the grape variety and state of origin after sipping wines while blindfolded. The competition this year will be open to students from the entire ASEV. A Texas regional wine reception will take place June 25. This will be an oppor- tunity to taste regional wines from the Texas Hill Country and Texas High Plains AVAs. On June 26, a student and industry mixer will include the announcement of the best student presentation awards and the recognition of the AJEV best paper recipients and the scholarship award recipients. The Eastern Section will pres- ent its best student presentation awards, the life achievement/merit award and the scholarship award recipients. Registration and housing Information about the ASEV conference is available at asev.org. Registration can be done online or by calling (888) 559-9530 or (781) 821-6729. The call center is open from 6 a.m. to 5 p.m. (PDT) Monday through Friday. The conference hotel is the Hyatt Regency Austin at 208 Barton Springs Road. Hotel reservations may be made through the ASEV website or by call- ing (888) 421-1442 or (512) 477-1234. Corporate Office | Jackson, Wyoming 1.800.875.1558 www.barrelsunlimited.com | West Coast Cooperage Fresno, California They say a fine wine only gets better with age – and at Barrels Unlimited we make sure of it. Whether it's making a good wine great or a great wine legendary, our air-dried American oak casks and barrels infuse complexity and character into every batch. Available in 5,10, 15, 20, 30, 59, 70, and 80 gallon sizes. "Actually, I've aged quite a bit… on the inside." "Wow, you're exactly the same as I remember you!" ASEV Merit Award winner Dr. Linda Bisson is a University of California, Davis, professor. ASEV is honoring Cornell University's Dr. Terry Bates with its Extension Distinction Award. A S E V P R E V I E W

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