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Back issue Grape 14: April - June 2002

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Out, damned spot! Research into the vital issue of wine-stain removal is making progress, reports Tim James

Six (and six more) of the best Angela Lloyd reports on a South Africa vs New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc taste match

Quality, image... and price Andy Zimmerman shares his thoughts on pricing Cape wines

The bold, the big, the beautiful Alex Dale looks at the emergence of a new international wine business model of size, quality and branding

... and brand SA?  Alex Dale continues his survey of the international brand-driven market by questioning South Africa's readiness for it

Terroir and technology Chris Bargeman hopes that technological advances will aid, and not obscure, what nature offers

Wine and the dictionary How much can lexicographers teach the curious about wine, wonders Tim James

Cabernet - blended or straight? Ingrid Motteux reports on a tasting of the Cape's finest 'bordeaux blends' and cabernets
Fine Wine Focus (1) An appraisal by Richard Kelley MW of Klein Constantia Sauvignon Blanc and an appraisal of Vin de Constance by Angela Lloyd
Fine Wine Focus (2) An appraisal  of Vin de Constance by Angela Lloyd
Speaking of tongues Neil Pendock's is not entirely in his cheek as he reflects on this most vital tool of the wine taster's trade
The Widow's sour grapes

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