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	Title	Publication
	Prime Property From atop a hill in Sonoma County, Michael Martini looks toward the San Francisco skyline where, on a clear day, he can see the Golden Gate Bridge some 40 miles away. BY JANICE KLEINSCHMIDT	Palm Springs Life
	PSST! - Days of Wine and Donuts Thornton Winery’s summer barbecue class took an unexpected spin with a dessert of Grilled Sugar Donuts. Janice Kleinschmidt	Palm Springs Life
	Clinging to Zinfandel Something about zinfandel engenders passion among wine drinkers. Whether due to a distinct pepper on the palate, a jammy finish, or the romantic notion of gnarly hundred-year-old plantings that yield old vine zinfandel, the varietal demands attention. Janice Kleinschmidt	Palm Springs Life
	Reaching for the Top Famed winemaker Mike Grgich earns accolades, awards, accomplishments — and a place in paradise. Although he’s spending the day at home in La Quinta, Miljenko “Mike” Grgich sports his trademark beret, a houndstooth jacket, and a tie whose abstract pattern suggests grapes. JANICE KLEINSCHMIDT	Palm Springs Life
	PSST - Bling and Bubbles Tami Cimperman wanted to send party guests home with rhinestone-emblazoned glassware. To her dismay, she found none; and vendors told her rhinestones wouldn’t stay on glass anyway. “Oh, really?” she replied and then began experimenting with cases of glasses until she came upon a process that worked (sorry, it’s proprietary). By Janice Kleinschmidt	Palm Springs Life
	PSST - Words About Wine If the next best thing to partaking in something you’re passionate about is reading about it, then Peggy Meyer calls it as she sees it: “heaven.” The Palm Springs resident uses the word to describe a wine book club organized by Wild for the Vine and the Palm Springs Public Library. At its first meeting in January, Meyer sipped a Layer Cake cabernet while discussing Peter Mayle’s A Good Year, about a man who inherits a vineyard in France. By Janice Kleinschmidt	Palm Springs Life
	Auction Action In 2007, a Beverly Hills buyer paid $288,000 for 30 cases of 1986 Château Mouton-Rothschild ($800 per bottle) at a Christie’s wine auction. That year, Christie’s wine department tallied up global sales of $71,647,944. By Janice Kleinschmidt	Palm Springs Life
	Wine — Red, White, and Green About the time you think you understand what is (or, more to the point, what is not) involved in organic agriculture, you start hearing about biodynamic and sustainable growing. Good luck if you’re looking for an abridged definition for either. By Janice Kleinschmidt	Palm Springs Life
	Wine - Love-In Sonoma Style Northern California vintners’ passion for their wine comes through loud and clear. By Janice Kleinschmidt	Palm Springs Life
	Wine - Making It Personal Dig in and taste the winemaker’s life By Janice Kleinschmidt	Palm Springs Life

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