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Sep 08 2003	Andrew Pirie	James Halliday
When Andrew Pirie made his dramatic exit from Pipers Brook, almost immediately emerging as CEO of Parker Coonawarra Estate, the events came as a double shock.


Sep 08 2003	2003 Qantas/Gourmet Traveller Winemaker of the Year	James Halliday
The award of the 2003 Qantas/Gourmet Traveller Winemaker of the Year Award to Rick Kinzbrunner from Giaconda should cause no surprise.


Sep 08 2003	Europe's Heat Wave	James Halliday
The continuing television headline news of heat waves throughout Europe guarantee that 2003 will be one of the earliest vintages on record.


Sep 08 2003	Changes at Andrew Garrett Vineyard Estates	James Halliday
As from August 1 Andrew Garrett Vineyard Estates became International Vintners Australia Pty Ltd.


Sep 08 2003	Wine Australia 2004	James Halliday
Wine Australia 2004 will be held at the Sydney Convention and Exhibition Centre from Friday 26 to Sunday 28 November.


Sep 01 2003	Rick Kinzbrunner is the 2003 Qantas/Gourmet Traveller WINE Winemaker of the Year	Winepros
One of Australia's smallest commercial winemakers � Rick Kinzbrunner from Giaconda winery in Victoria - has been named the 2003 Qantas/Australian Gourmet Traveller WINE Winemaker of the Year.


Sep 01 2003	Best Wines of Vinexpo	James Halliday
A particularly distinguished 'jury' assembled at this year's Vinexpo came up with a list of the ten best wines at Vinexpo.


Sep 01 2003	Jaw Dropping Results at Regional Shows	James Halliday
The Royal Melbourne and Royal Brisbane wine shows certainly come up with some jaw-dropping results.


Sep 01 2003	Tony Jordan gains new responsibilities	James Halliday
I am not the only glutton for punishment, it seems. In addition to his present role as CEO of Domaine Chandon, Tony Jordan has been appointed CEO of Cape Mentelle and its subsidiaries, Mountadam and Cloudy Bay.


Jul 11 2003	The 2003 Len Evans Tutorial	Winepros
It has been called 'the most exclusive wine school in the world', and its scholars have graced judging benches across the country in the three years since inception. Applications are now being accepted for the third annual Len Evans Tutorial to be held November 3-7 at Tower Lodge in the Hunter Valley.

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