8 – 19
8–9
10
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12
13 – 16
17
18
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Quick Reference
Board of Directors and Staff
Past Presidents
Past Merit Award Recipients
Committees
ASEV Chapters
Scholarship Awards
ASEV Classic Golf Tournament
Program Information
20 – 40
20 – 22
24 – 25
26 – 29
30 – 34
35 – 36
37 – 40
Awards and Lectureships
Tuesday Program
Wednesday Program
Thursday Program
Friday Program
Poster Sessions
Exhibitor General Information
41 – 75
41
42 – 43
44
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Exhibitor Recognition Awards
Industrial Affiliates
Exhibitor Advisory Committee
Wine Reception
Exhibitor — Alphabetical Listing
47 – 49
Exhibitor — Booth Number Listing
50 – 67
Product Guide
68 – 75
Maps
76 – 77
76 – 77
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Meeting Rooms
Downtown Reno
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ASEV Mission Statement
80
MAPS
Future Dates and Disclaimers
GENERAL
INFORMATION
General Information PROGRAM
Daily Schedule
Schedule of Events by Location
EXHIBITOR
GEN INFO
4–7
4–5
6–7
EXHIBITOR
ALPHA LIST
Schedule
EXHIBITOR
BOOTH LIST
2–3
PRODUCT
GUIDE
President’s Welcome
SCHEDULE
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It is a pleasure to welcome you to the ASEV’s 58th Annual Meeting. As always, Reno provides a convenient
and affordable venue to enjoy everything the Annual Meeting has to offer, whether it is the groundbreaking
information, the networking opportunities or a way to
include business with family fun. The ASEV team of
program volunteers and staff has pulled out all the stops
to make sure there is no risk of you missing out on the
landmark information, science and research shaping our industry.
Continuing with our theme of “Science, a Platform for Progress,” the ASEV has
listened to members’ requests and needs in an effort to build a program that disseminates and explains current research, information and technology. The result is a diverse
program folio of symposia, a seminar and a unique spirits tasting that are sure to peak
interest, thanks to the remarkable work of the Program Committee Chair and First Vice
President Craig Rous of Bear Creek Winery and his committee members. We have continued to modify the scheduling format to make sure you can attend as many presentations as possible within the fields of viticulture and enology.
Starting the week off is the Managing Wild Bacterial Flora Symposium organized by
Linda Bisson and David Mills, both from University of California, Davis. Not only will
you receive the latest information on bacteria’s contribution to wine quality, but this
symposium launches ASEV’s newest service to our members: an on-demand Web video.
By taping and providing the symposium presentations on the Web, we can offer members and others the opportunity to view each speaker’s presentation with PowerPoint
at their convenience. All of this is part of the ASEV’s ongoing effort to make program
information more accessible, valuable and relevant to our entire membership.
Wednesday, the first full day of events, offers a wide range of presentations. Dr. Stan
Howell will provide the Merit Award presentation. His revolutionary work on changing the grape variety landscape in Michigan by focusing on grapevine cold hardiness has helped shaped the Eastern wine industry and provided vital data and science for all viticulturists. His presentation will be followed by the Viticultural
Practices Session. Roger Boulton will be presenting the James F. Guymon Lecture in the
afternoon, and appropriately, will also facilitate the Introduction to Distilled Spirits and
Seminar & Tasting.
Building on the success of last year’s Supplier Showcase Seminars on the exhibit floor, this year will have three interactive seminars focused on microbiology, filtration
fundamentals and vine health. These seminars provide an ideal opportunity for industry speakers and our suppliers to combine technical expertise with their practical experiences.
american society for enology and viticulture
On Thursday morning, the Chemistry & Measurement of O2 Review Seminar will
highlight what is currently known about wine oxidative chemistry. The seminar was
organized by John Thorngate of Beam Wine Estates in California and is a benefit with
either the 2-day or Thursday only registration.
One of the highlights this year also takes place on Thursday when Dr. Riccardo Velasco
of Italy presents the much-anticipated Honorary Research Lecture on the revolutionary
grape genome sequence. Dr. Velasco led his collaborative research team in sequencing
the grape genome for Pinot noir grapes.
In addition, you can choose from the Vine Pest Management Session or the Phenolic
Session as some of the many program options that will enable you to continue your
professional education through current research updates.
The conference ends with the Clonal Aspects of Winegrowing Symposium, organized by
co-chairs Deborah Golino of Foundation Plant Services at the University of California,
Davis, and James Wolpert of the University of California, Davis. The panel represents
experts from throughout the world, and wine from California and Australia will greatly
enhance this program.
Recognizing the ever-growing scope of information needs, the Program Committee has
actively built a program with a commitment to diversity. There is a full choice of enology and viticulture oral and poster sessions with research overviews and gatherings such
as the research forum, which encourage networking among peers. The Student-Industry
Mixer on Thursday features our students who are a vital part of our industry as they bring new ideas that move us forward. I extend thanks to Lallemand and
Sunridge Nurseries for their continuing commitment in sponsoring the Best Student
Presentation Awards and providing such support of these students and our industry’s
future. Join us in congratulating these student presenters and our newest scholarship
recipients at the mixer.
It is well known that the many networking opportunities including the ASEV Golf
Classic on Tuesday made possible by Scholle’s tremendous support, as well as many
other occasions to share a glass of wine and relax with friends and new acquaintances,
are established benefits of the ASEV annual meeting.
I want to acknowledge our committed volunteers, our dedicated staff and especially our
Board, who have worked tirelessly to make ASEV the vital organization it is regarded as
by our industry. It has been a pleasure to serve as your president and to work with such
a distinguished and devoted Board of Directors.
Patricia Ann Howe
President 2006 – 2007
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Daily Schedule
SCHEDULE
Monday, June 188
Afternoon
Morning
Speaker Ready Room
1:00 pm – 7:00 pm
Grand Salon CRD 3
Registration 7:00 am – 5:00 pm
Grand Salon
Registration 3:00 pm – 7:00 pm
Grand Salon
Speaker Ready Room 7:00 am – 5:00 pm
Grand Salon CRD 3
Tuesday, June 19
Morning
Registration
7:00 am – 5:00 pm
Grand Salon
Speaker Ready Room
7:00 am – 5:00 pm
Grand Salon CRD 3
ASEV Classic
Golf Tournament 8:00 am – 3:00 pm
D’Andrea Golf Course
Managing Wild
Bacterial Flora
Symposium 8:00 am – 5:30 pm
Carson 1
Afternoon
Board of Directors
Lunch & Meeting
(by invitation only)
Noon – 2:00 pm
Board Room
Evening
ASEV Board
Reception & Dinner
7:00 pm – 10:00 pm
Crystal Ballroom
Wednesday, June 20
Supplier Showcase
Seminar: Microbiology 10:30 am – Noon
Summit Pavilion
Afternoon
Technical Projects
Committee (TPC)
Lunch Meeting (by invitation only)
Noon – 1:30 pm
Board Room
Thursday, June 21
Afternoon
Friday, June 22
Morning
Annual Business
Meeting — Members
Only (All members
are welcome and encouraged to attend. A light
lunch will be provided.)
12:15 pm – 12:45 pm
Carson 4
Morning
Registration 7:00 am – 5:00 pm
Grand Salon
Speaker Ready Room
7:00 am – 5:00 pm
Grand Salon CRD 3
James F. Guymon
Lecture 1:30 pm – 2:30 pm
Tahoe Room
Supplier Showcase
Seminar: Filtration
Fundamentals 1:30 pm – 3:00 pm
Summit Pavilion
Chemistry &
Measurement of O2
Review Seminar
8:00 am – noon
Crystal Ballroom
Merit Award
Presentation 8:30 am – 9:15 am
Tahoe Room
Introduction to Distilled
Spirits Seminar & Tasting 3:00 pm – 6:00 pm
Crystal Ballroom
Viticulture & Industry
Poster Authors Present
9:00 am – 10:30 am
Grand Salon
Enology Poster
Authors Present 9:00 am – 10:30 am
Grand Salon
Wine Reception
4:00 pm – 5:30 pm
Summit Pavilion
Research Forum —
Grape Genomics 9:00 am – 11:00 am
Whitney Room
& Technical Projects
Committee (TPC)
Overview
8:00 am – 8:30 am
Tahoe Room
Viticultural Practices
Session 9:30 am – 11:10 am
Carson Room
Grape & Wine
Composition and
Sensory Analysis
Session 10:00 am – Noon
Tahoe Room
Evening
Publications
Committee Dinner
Meeting
7:00 pm – 9:00 pm Board Room
Registration 7:00 am – 4:00 pm Grand Salon
Speaker Ready Room 7:00 am – 4:00 pm Grand Salon CRD 3
Annual Business
Meeting — Open
Forum (All attendees
are welcome.)
12:45 pm – 1:00 pm
Carson 4
Poster Session
7:00 am – 5:00 pm
(viticulture & industry
authors present
9:00 am – 10:30 am)
Grand Salon
Poster Session 7:00 am – 5:00 pm
(enology authors present
9:00 am –10:30 am)
Grand Salon
SCHEDULE
All events will be held at the Grand Sierra Resort (GSR) unless noted otherwise.
Clonal Aspects
of Winegrowing
Symposium 8:30 am – 5:00 pm Crystal Ballroom
Honorary Research
Lecture 1:30 pm – 2:30 pm
Carson Room
Supplier Showcase
Seminar: Filtration
Fundamentals
(repeat)
1:30 pm – 3:00 pm Summit Pavilion
Vine Pest
Management Session 2:50 pm – 4:10 pm
Carson Room
Supplier Showcase
(Exhibits) 10:00 am – 4:00 pm
Summit Pavilion
Phenolics Session 2:50 pm – 4:30 pm Tahoe Room
Student-Industry Mixer
(includes recognition of
scholarship & best student
presentation awards)
4:00 pm – 5:30 pm Crystal Ballroom
Supplier Showcase
Seminar: Vine Health 10:30 am – Noon
Summit Pavilion
Supplier Showcase
(Exhibits) 10:00 am – 5:30 pm
(includes wine reception
4:00 pm – 5:30 pm)
Summit Pavilion
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Ready
Room
(8:00–9:15)
Whitney
Room
Summit Pavilion
(Exhibits)
Supplier
Showcase
Carson 4
Wine
Reception
Supplier ShowCase Seminar:
Filtration
Microbiology
Summit Pavilion
TPC
Lunch &
Meeting
Board Room
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9:30 PM
9:00 PM
8:30 PM
8:00 PM
7:30 PM
7:00 PM
6:00 PM
5:30 PM
5:00 PM
4:30 PM
4:00 PM
3:30 PM
3:00 PM
2:30 PM
2:00 PM
1:30 PM
1:00 PM
12:00 PM
(Exhibits)
Speaker
Ready
Room
12:30 PM
Viticulture
& Industry
Authors Present
Supplier
Showcase
Registration
& Poster
Session
11:30 AM
11:00 AM
10:30 AM
10:00 AM
9:30 AM
9:00 AM
8:30 AM
8:00 AM
7:30 AM
7:00 AM
Grand Salon
Thursday, June 21
10:00 PM
9:30 PM
8:30 PM
8:00 PM
7:30 PM
Filtration
Supplier Showcase Seminar:
Vine Health
(12:15–1:00)
Annual
Business Mtg
Vine Pest
Management
(2:50–4:30)
Phenolics
Session
Tahoe Room
Introduction
to Distilled
Spirits
Seminar &
Tasting
Crystal
Ballroom
SCHEDULE
Honorary
Research Lecture
Carson
Room
(Invitation only)
Crystal 5
JF Guymon
Lecture
Viticulture
Grape & Wine
Practices Session
Composition
(9:30-11:10)
& Sensory
Analysis Session
Carson
Room
9:00 PM
Grand Salon
CDR 3
Enology
Poster Authors
Present
Welcome, TPC
Overview &
Merit Award
Tahoe Room
Publications
Committee
Dinner
Meeting
Registration
& Poster
Session
Grand Salon
CDR 3
7:00 PM
6:00 PM
5:30 PM
5:00 PM
4:30 PM
4:00 PM
3:30 PM
3:00 PM
2:30 PM
2:00 PM
1:30 PM
1:00 PM
12:30 PM
12:00 PM
11:30 AM
11:00 AM
10:30 AM
10:00 AM
9:30 AM
9:00 AM
8:30 AM
8:00 AM
7:30 AM
7:00 AM
Grand Salon
Wednesday, June 20
SCHEDULE
StudentIndustry
Mixer
Crystal
Ballroom
Schedule of Events by Location
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General Information
Quick Reference
Transportation
(RTC) Regional Transportation Commission [(775) 348-7433 or www.rtcwashoe.com]
offers free downtown transportation in the heart of Reno every 10 minutes. These Sierra
Spirit bright yellow buses take you from the University in the north, to the Nevada
Museum of Art on the south end of downtown and many points of interest in between.
The 14 or 14a bus will take you from the Grand Sierra Resort to downtown Reno for
$1.70. This bus departs from the Grand Sierra resort every 15 to 30 minutes.
GENERAL
INFORMATION
Grand Sierra Resort
2500 East Second Street
Reno, Nevada USA
(775) 789-2129 or (800) 736-6386
Medical Emergency
Dial 2911 from any pay phone.
Airport Shuttle Service
Hours – Supplier Showcase
Summit Pavilion
Wednesday, June 20 10:00 am – 5:30 pm
Thursday, June 21 10:00 am – 4:00 pm
Hours – Registration
Grand Salon.................................................. Telephone: (775) 328-1509
Monday, June 18 . ......................................... 3:00 pm – 7:00 pm
Tuesday, June 19 – Thursday, June 21............ 7:00 am – 5:00 pm
Friday, June 22............................................... 7:00 am – 4:00 pm
Hours – Speaker Ready Room
Grand Salon CRD 3
Monday, June 18 . ......................................... 1:00 pm – 7:00 pm
Tuesday, June 19 – Thursday, June 21............ 7:00 am – 5:00 pm
Friday, June 22............................................... 7:00 am – 4:00 pm
Telephone Message Center
Located in the Promenade for posting messages during registration hours only.
GENERAL
INFORMATION
Public Transportation
Hotel Information
Guests of the Grand Sierra Resort may use the complimentary hotel shuttle that runs to
and from the Reno/Tahoe airport daily. The shuttle departs from the front of the Grand
Sierra Resort on each hour and half hour and arrives at the airport approximately six
minutes later. The shuttle bus departs for the hotel at 15 and 45 minutes after the hour
as scheduled. The Grand Sierra Resort bell desk can provide additional information at
extension 2135.
Rental Cars
Advantage Rent-A-Car .................................. (800) 777-5500 www.arac.com
Alamo Rent-A-Car ........................................ (800) GO-ALAMO www.alamo.com
Avis Rent-A-Car ............................................ (800) 331-1212 www.avis.com
Budget Car & Truck Rental .......................... (800) 527-0700 www.budget.com
Dollar Rent-A-Car ........................................ (800) 800-4000 www.dollar.com
Driven Image ................................................ (877) 646-2433
Enterprise Rent-A-Car .................................. (800) 736-8222 www.enterprise.com
Play a Role in Shaping the Way ASEV
Serves You and Our Industry
Attend the ASEV Annual Business Meeting…
…an open forum for members, all attendees and the board to exchange
thoughts and ideas.
ASEV ANNUAL
BUSINESS MEETING
Thursday, June 21, 2007
Carson 4
12:15 pm – 12:45 pm (members only)
A light lunch will be provided.
12:45 pm – 1:00 pm (open to all
attendees)
Hertz Rent-A-Car ......................................... (800)-654-3131 www.hertz.com
Internet Auto Rental ..................................... (888) 425-6219
National InterRent Car Rental ...................... (800) 227-7368 www.nationalcar.com
Thrifty Car Rental ........................................ (800) 367-2277 www.thrifty.com
Taxi Services
De Luxe Taxi/Star/Yellow Service .................. (775) 355-5555
Reno-Sparks Cab Co. .................................... (775) 333-3333
Whittlesea Checker Taxi . .............................. (775) 322-2222
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Board of Directors and Staff (2006-2007)
Patricia Howe — President
Beam Wine Estates, Napa, CA
Charles B. Holden, Jr .................1950
Hector C. Castro . ............1978–1979
Harold W. Berg ..........................1951
Arthur Caputi, Jr. . ...........1979–1980
Craig Rous — First Vice President
Bear Creek Winery, Lodi, CA
Dale Mills ..................................1952
Cornelius S. Ough ...........1980–1981
Michael Silacci — Second Vice President
Opus One, St. Helena, CA
Albert J. Winkler . ............1953–1954
Ronald G. Hanson ...........1981–1982
Walter S. Richert . ............1954–1955
W. Mark Kliewer . ............1982–1983
Dr. Sara Spayd — Secretary/Treasurer
North Carolina State University, Raleigh
Max Goldman . ................1955–1956
John Franzia, Jr. ...............1983–1984
Louis P. Martini ...............1956–1957
Mike Nury .......................1984–1985
Dr. Linda Bisson — Science Editor
University of California, Davis
Michael J. Bo ...................1957–1958
Robert Steinhauer ............1985–1986
John Clark — Director
The Wine Group, Nipomo, CA
Maynard A. Amerine . ......1958–1959
L. Doug Davis . ................1986–1987
Raul T. DeSoto ................1959–1960
David Cofran ...................1987–1988
Myron S. Nightingale . .....1960–1961
Neal Overboe ...................1988–1989
Charles M. Crawford .......1961–1962
Richard Morenzoni ..........1989–1990
Ted T. Yamada . ................1962–1963
L. Peter Christensen .........1990–1991
Patty Saldivar — Director
Hall Wines, St. Helena, CA
James F. Guymon .............1963–1964
Edgar B. (Pete) Downs .....1991–1992
Alfred E. Pirrone ..............1964–1965
John Buechsenstein ..........1992–1993
Chris Smith — Director
Bogle Vineyards, Clarksburg, CA
Joseph E. Heitz ................1965–1966
Bradley Alderson ..............1993–1994
Mike Vail — Director
Agro Tech, Windsor, CA
Ze’ev Halperin .................1966–1967
Tom Peterson ...................1994–1995
George L. Marsh ..............1967–1968
Michael Martini ...............1995–1996
Paul Verdegaal — Director
University of California Cooperative Extension
Elie C. Skofis . ..................1968–1969
James A. Wolpert .............1996–1997
George Thoukis ...............1969–1970
Diane Kenworthy . ...........1997–1998
ASEV Staff
Leo A. Berti . ....................1970–1971
Margaret Davenport . .......1998–1999
Lyndie Boulton — Executive Director
Minoru Akiyoshi ..............1971–1972
Larry Bettiga ....................1999–2000
Dan Howard — Assistant Executive Director
Leonard J. Berg ................1972–1973
Jane Robichaud ................2000–2001
Bill Mead — Event & Trade Show Coordinator
Philip G. Posson . .............1973–1974
Dennis Martin .................2001–2002
Judith McKibben — AJEV Managing Editor
A. Dinsmoor Webb ..........1974–1975
Bill Nakata .......................2002–2003
Laurie Radcliff — Office Coordinator
Vernon L. Singleton .........1975–1976
Signe Zoller . ....................2003–2004
Stephanie Ruszovan — Administrative Assistant
Dawson L. Wright . ..........1976–1977
Thomas Smith .................2004–2005
Judy Sams — AJEV Publications Coordinator
Richard G. Peterson .........1977–1978
Robert L. Wample.............2005–2006
Dr. James Kennedy — Director
Oregon State University, Corvallis
Steve Kupina — Interim TPC Director
Constellation Wines U.S., Madera, CA
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Policy
James Kennedy (Chair), Oregon State University, Corvallis
Terry Bates, Cornell University, New York
Linda Bisson, University of California, Davis
Craig Rous, Bear Creek Winery, California
Julie Tarara, Washington State University, Prosser
Elbert M. Brown......................... 1955
Charles B. Fournier..................... 1982
William V. Cruess....................... 1956
Ze’ev Halperin............................ 1982
Herman L. Wente....................... 1957
R. Brad Webb.............................. 1983
Julius H. Fessler........................... 1958
A. Dinsmoor Webb..................... 1984
Albert J. Winkler......................... 1959
Elie C. Skofis............................... 1985
Program
Edmund A. Rossi........................ 1960
Myron Nightingale...................... 1986
Leon S. Peters.............................. 1961
Klayton E. Nelson....................... 1987
Charles B. Holden, Jr.................. 1962
Max Goldman............................. 1988
George L. Marsh......................... 1963
Andrew C. Rice........................... 1989
Ernest Gallo................................ 1964
Robert Mondavi.......................... 1990
Irving Marcus.............................. 1965
Leo A. Berti................................. 1991
Charles M. Crawford.................. 1966
Vernon L. Singleton.................... 1992
Maynard A. Amerine................... 1967
A. N. Kasimatis........................... 1993
Harry Bacigaluppi....................... 1968
Cornelius S. Ough...................... 1994
Isham Railey................................ 1969
Walter Clore................................ 1995
Andre Tchelistcheff..................... 1970
Charles Nagel.............................. 1995
Craig Rous (Chair), Bear Creek Winery, California
Larry Bettiga, University of California Cooperative Extension, Monterey County
John Clark, The Wine Group, California
Tom Collins, LangeTwins Wine Estates, California
Deborah Golino, University of California, Davis
James Kennedy, Oregon State University, Corvallis
Steve Kupina, Constellation Wines U.S., California
Susan Rodriguez, California State University, Fresno
Patty Saldivar, Hall Wines, California
Chris Smith, Bogle Vineyards, California
Mike Vail, Agro Tech, California
Paul Verdegaal, University of California Cooperative Extension, San Joaquin County
Maynard A. Joslyn....................... 1971
Justin R. Morris........................... 1996
Louis M. Martini........................ 1972
Nelson Shaulis............................. 1997
Harold P. Olmo........................... 1973
Bruce Obbink............................. 1998
Harold W. Berg........................... 1974
Justin Meyer................................ 1999
Julio R. Gallo.............................. 1975
Arthur Caputi, Jr......................... 2000
William B. Hewitt....................... 1976
Fred Jensen.................................. 2001
Brother Timothy Diener, F.S.C...... 1977
Ralph E. Kunkee......................... 2002
James F. Guymon........................ 1978
W. Mark Kliewer......................... 2003
Edmund A. Mirassou.................. 1979
L. Peter Christensen.................... 2004
Leon D. Adams........................... 1980
George Thoukis........................... 2005
Louis P. Martini........................... 1981
Dr. Ann C. Noble....................... 2006
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INFORMATION
GENERAL
INFORMATION
ASEV Past Merit Award Recipients
Publications
Linda Bisson (Chair), AJEV Science Editor, University of California, Davis
Judith McKibben, AJEV Managing Editor
Glen Creasy, Lincoln University, New Zealand
Nick Dokoozlian, E&J Gallo Winery, California
Susan Ebeler, University of California, Davis
Barry Gump, California State University, Fresno
Thomas Henick-Kling, Cornell University, New York
Hildegarde Heymann, University of California, Davis
Markus Keller, Washington State University, Prosser
Wolf-Rüdiger Sponholz, Forschungsanstalt Geisenheim, Germany
Andrew Walker, University of California, Davis
Robert Wample, California State University, Fresno
Andrew Waterhouse, University of California, Davis
Jon Wong, USDA, Maryland
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Awards
Membership
Robert Wample (Chair), California State University, Fresno
Charlie Edwards, Washington State University, Pullman
Jim Harbertson, Washington State University, Prosser
Daniel Roberts, Integrated Winegrowing, California
Tony Wolf, Virginia Tech State University
Sara Spayd (Chair), North Carolina State University, Raleigh
Best Paper Awards
Michael Silacci (Chair), Opus One, California
Greg Adams, Beyond the Vine, California
Jean Emmanuel Danjoy, Opus One, California
Celia Welch Masyczek, Consulting Winemaker, California
Brooks Painter, Sattui Family Wineries, California
Linda Bisson (ex-officio), University of California, Davis
Judith McKibben (ex-officio), AJEV Managing Editor
Best Student Presentation Awards
Sara Spayd (Chair), North Carolina State University, Raleigh
Additional members to be announced
Chapter Liaison
Paul Verdegaal (Chair), University of California, San Joaquin County
Sara Spayd, North Carolina State University, Raleigh
Eastern Section: Andrew Reynolds, Brock University, Canada
Northwest: Krista Shellie, USDA-ARS, Idaho
Japan: Dr. Koki Yokotsuka, Yamanashi University, Japan
Nominating
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Patty Saldivar (Chair), Hall Wines, California
Franci Ashton, Etude Wines, California
Daniel Bosch, Robert Mondavi Winery, California
Hal Huffsmith, Trinchero Family Estates, California
Andrew Johnson, Fosters Wine Estates, California
Richard Nagaoka, Viticultural Consultant, California
Chris Smith, Bogle, California
Scholarship
Patty Saldivar (Chair), Hall Wines, California
Chris Carpenter, Cardinale Estate, California
Mike Cleary, E & J Gallo, California
James Ewart, Delicato Vineyards, California
Antonio Trevino, Sonoma Wine Company, California
Amy Warnock, Pahlmeyer Vineyards, California
Stan Zervas, Silverado Farming, California
Financial Review
Patricia Howe (Chair), Beam Wine Estates, California
Lyndie Boulton (ex-officio), ASEV Executive Director
Dan Howard (ex-officio), ASEV Assistant Executive Director
Craig Rous, Bear Creek Winery, California
Michael Silacci, Opus One, Calfornia
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Steve Kupina (Interim Director), Constellation Wines U.S., California
Patricia Howe, Beam Wine Estates, California
Larry Bettiga, UC Cooperative Extension, Monterey County
Gordon Burns, ETS Laboratories, California
Art Caputi, Art of Winemaking LLC, Washington
M Sarita Cardozo, Alcohol & Tobacco Tax & Trade Bureau, California
Ed Hellman, Texas A&M University
Mari Kirrane, Alcohol & Tobacco Tax & Trade Bureau, California
Michael Silacci, Opus One, California
Rhonda Smith, University of California Cooperative Extension, Sonoma County
George Soleas, Liquor Control Board of Ontario, Canada
Steve Tallman, E&J Gallo, California
John Thorngate, Beam Wine Estates, California
Eastern Section
Andrew Reynolds
Cool Climate Oenology and Viticulture Institute
Brock University
St. Catharines, Ontario L2S3A1
Canada
Phone: 905-688-5550 ext. 3131
Fax: 905-688-3104
Email: [email protected]
Pacific Northwest Chapter
Krista Shellie, Chair
USDA-ARS
Parma Research & Ext. Center
Parma, ID 83660
Phone: 208-722-6701
Fax: 208-722-8166
Lab Proficiency (LPTGC)
Steve Tallman (Chair), E&J Gallo, California
Glenn Andrade, Trinchero Family Estates, California
Gordon Burns, ETS Laboratories, California
Patricia Howe, Beam Wine Estates, California
Steve Kupina, Constellation Wines U.S., California
Charles Leete, Collaborative Testing Services (CTS), Virginia
Chris Czyryca, Collaborative Testing Services (CTS), Virginia
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INFORMATION
GENERAL
INFORMATION
Technical Projects
ASEV — Japan Chapter
Dr. Koki Yokotsuka, Executive Director
The Institute of Enology and Viticulture
Yamanashi University
Kofu, Yamanashi 400, Japan
Phone: 0552-20-8608
Fax: 0552-20-8768
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ASEV Classic Golf Tournament
This year ASEV awarded $60,000 in scholarships to the following scholars at universities and colleges across North America.
Craig Austin
Cornell University
Monique Perez
California State University, Fresno
Kimberly Cahill
Stanford University
Kirsten Skogerson
Rhonda Cooper
California Polytechnic State University
Brady Smith
Amélie Dube Morneau
Washington State University,
Pullman
Piero Spada
Cornell University
Dena Fiacchino
Purdue University
Hans Straight
West Virginia University,
Morgantown
Kevin Fort
Emily Terrell
University of British Columbia
Scott Frost
Ioannis Toutountzis
California State University, Fresno
Denise Gardner
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
and State University
Nicole Umiker
Washington State University, Pullman
Michael Krawitzky
Texas Tech University
The Annual Meeting’s popular golf tournament is
open to any member of our industry or academia
as noted below. We will use the “4 man scramble”
format to allow golfers with differing skill levels to
help the team. The ASEV Golf Classic is a great
way to make new friends in our ever-changing
industry. Awards will be presented during the tournament luncheon that will be at the close of the tournament.
PROGRAM
GENERAL
INFORMATION
ASEV Scholarship Recipients — 2007-2008 Academic Year
Co-chairs:
Paul Frank and Janos Radvanyi, Scholle Corp., California
Tee Time:
Tuesday, June 19, 8:00 am Shotgun
Site:
D’Andrea Golf Course
2900 S D’Andrea Pkwy
Sparks, NV 89434-7304
Phone: (775) 331-6363
Golf sponsors are listed on the inside front cover.
José Ramón Úrbez-Torres
Laura Matheson
University of Guelph
Michelle Moyer
Cornell University
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Program Information
Merit Award Presentation
Wednesday, June 20 8:30 am – 9:15 am
Tahoe Room
Developing a Research Program Near the Climatic Limits of Commercial Vine Culture
PROGRAM
Dr. G. Stanley Howell, Emeritus, Michigan State University
We are pleased to honor Dr. Howell with the Merit Award based on his many accomplishments and contributions to the industry and ASEV.
Howell has been instrumental in changing the grape variety landscape in Michigan, focusing on grapevine cold hardiness, particularly
given Michigan’s difficult climate; how vineyard cultural practices could minimize the
impacts of these cold events; and how grapevine physiology in cool climates could be
used with practices to maximize yield and quality.
Howell also developed a methodology to assess the impacts of freeze damage and of
other abiotic stresses which helped Michigan Concord and Niagara producers manage
their crops damaged by these forces. His leadership at a state-wide level was significant
in the creation of the Michigan Grape and Wine Council, the major research and marketing body for Michigan grape and wine products.
Howell is author or coauthor of 103 original research papers and 185 articles in trade
journals, handouts and reports. He was the 1999 ASEV Honorary Research Lecturer
and was awarded the 2003 Integrity Award by the Lodi-Woodbridge Wine Grape Commission. He has served the ASEV Eastern Section in several leadership capacities.
2007 James F. Guymon Lecture
Wednesday, June 20 1:30 pm – 2:30 pm
Tahoe Room
Quantifying the Chemistry of Distilled Spirits
Dr. Roger B. Boulton, University of California, Davis
Dr. Boulton received his Bachelor of Engineering in 1971 and PhD in Chemical
Engineering in 1976, from University of Melbourne, Australia. He holds the Stephen
Sinclair Scott Chair in Enology at UC Davis.
He researches the chemical and biochemical engineering aspects of winemaking and
distilled spirits production. His work involves fermentation and reaction kinetics; physical and chemical stability of wines; the mathematical modeling, computer simulation and control of enological operations; winery design; and the economics of investment and operation.
Boulton was the Eminent Speaker in Chemical Engineering chosen by the Australian
Institute of Engineers in 1995. In 1998, he and his coauthors received the Office International de la Vigne et du Vin (OIV) Prize in Oenology for their text, “The Principles
and Practices of Winemaking.” He has been awarded the Best Enology Paper Award for
articles in the American Journal of Enology and Viticulture on four occasions.
PROGRAM
Awards and Lectureships
Honorary Research Lecture
Thursday, June 21
1:30 pm – 2:30 pm
Carson Room
Beyond the Genome: Opportunities for a New Concept of Viticulture
— A Research Overview
Dr. Riccardo Velasco, Istituto Agrario San Michele all’Adige (IASMA), Italy
Dr. Riccardo Velasco, Head of the Department of Genetics and
Molecular Biology at the Istituto Agrario San Michele all’Adige
(IASMA), Italy, will present an overview based on his research team’s
recent accomplishment in completing the grape genome sequencing in Pinot noir grapes. This research will allow the development of
vines better adapted to difficult climatic conditions and more resistant to plant diseases and pests and a corresponding reduction in the use of pesticides.
Velasco has a PhD in plant molecular biology from the University of Florence and is a
senior scientist at IASMA. Many of his main research projects have been in collaboration with other universities and include both grape and apple genome work. He has
served as a reviewer for many refereed publications, including the American Journal of
Enology and Viticulture.
The University of California, Davis, Department of Viticulture and
Enology has selected Dr. Roger B. Boulton as the recipient of the
James F. Guymon Award for 2007.
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New!
ASEV On-Demand
Web Video
AJEV Best Paper Award Presentation
This year’s presentation will be held during the ASEV Board of Director’s Dinner (invitation only), June 19, at 7:00 pm, at the Grand Sierra Resort in the Crystal Ballroom.
PROGRAM
The ASEV Best Paper Committee has reviewed all of the research papers that were
published in Volume 57 (2006) of the American Journal of Enology and Viticulture,
selecting an outstanding viticulture paper and enology paper. The AJEV best paper
recognition honors papers with exceptional substance and a significant contribution to
the fields of enology and viticulture.
Best Viticulture Paper:
Pierce’s Disease Symptoms: Comparison with Symptoms of Water Deficit and the Impact of Water Deficits
Eleanor Thorne, Joshua Stevenson, Thomas Rost, John Labavitch, and Mark Matthews
AJEV 57(1) 1-11 (2006)
Best Enology Paper:
Genetic and Physiological Characterization of Brettanomyces bruxellensis Strains Isolated from Wines
Lorenza Conterno, Lucy Joseph, Torey Arvik, Thomas Henick-Kling, and Linda Bisson
57(2) 139-147 (2006)
Best Student Presentation Awards
To be announced at the Student/Industry Mixer and on the ASEV Web site.
Best Student Presentation Awards Sponsored By:
Viticulture — Sunridge Nurseries
Enology — Lallemand
ASEV thanks the sponsors for their continuing support of the student research presentations.
Refer to page 14 for a listing of selection committees.
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Annual Meeting
Managing Wild Bacterial Flora Symposium
June 19, 2007
ASEV is introducing its first ever online event in order to serve more of
the industry. Access to this type of quality information was limited to
those who had the time and resources to attend the annual meeting,
but it is now available to everyone at a low cost.
The symposium with speakers’ slides will be available in July at
www.asev.org. For $200, you may purchase a 90-day subscription
to view the symposium at your convenience.
For more information, contact the ASEV office at
530-753-3142 or [email protected].
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Tuesday
Tuesday
PROGRAM INFORMATION CONTINUED
Tuesday, June 19
8:00 am – 5:30 pm
Carson 1
This symposium will be video taped and will be
available online for $200 for a 90-day subscription.
This symposium will present the latest information on the bacterial contribution to
wine quality and composition and provide practical strategies for management of bacterial metabolism. In addition, emerging problem organisms will be highlighted.
TUESDAY
PROGRAM
Co-chairs:
David Mills, University of California, Davis
Program:
8:30 am – 8:45 am Introduction and Overview of Wild Flora Issues
Practical Aspects of Bacterial Management: Detection
8:45 am – 9:30 am Molecular Methods of Microbe Detection
Trevor Phister, North Carolina State University, Raleigh
9:30 am – 10:00 am
Ecosystem Profiling: Management by Detection of Unwanted Genes
10:00 am – 10:15 am
Break
10:15 am – 10:45 am
Non-molecular Methods of Detection
Roy Thornton, California State University, Fresno
Impact of Bacterial Metabolite on Wine Composition
Noon – 1:30 pm Lunch on own
Acetic Acid Bacteria
1:30 pm – 2:30 pm
Analysis and Control of Acetic Acid Bacteria in Winemaking
José Manuel Guillamón, Universitat Rovira i Virgili, Spain
2:30 pm – 3:30 pm
Impact of Microoxygenation on Wine Microbial Flora
Wessel du Toit, University of Stellenbosch, South Africa
3:30 pm – 3:45
Break
TUESDAY
PROGRAM
Managing Wild Bacterial Flora Symposium
Lactic Acid Bacteria
3:45 pm – 4:15 pm
Managing Difficult Malolactic Fermentations
Peter Sommer, Chr. Hansen, Denmark
Practical Aspects of Bacteria Management
4:15 pm – 4:30 pm
Overview and Monitoring of Sanitation Practices
Paula Mara, University of California, Davis
4:30 pm – 4:45 pm
Incidence of Bacterial Spoilage
Shirley Molinari, Vinquiry, California
4:45 pm – 5:15 pm
Emerging Spoilage Organisms
5:15 pm – 5:30 pm
Closing Comments
10:45 am – 11:30 am
Comparison of Inoculated and Wild Malolactic on Wine Composition and Sensory Properties
Peter Costello, Australian Wine Research Institute
11:30 am – Noon A Global Survey of Levels of Undesirable Metabolites in Wines
George Soleas, Ontario Liquor Control Board, Canada
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Wednesday
Wednesday
Tahoe Room
Merit Award Presentation
WEDNESDAY
PROGRAM
Tahoe Room
Developing a Research Program Near the Climatic Limits of Commercial Vine Culture
Dr. G. Stanley Howell, Emeritus, Michigan State University
Biographical information is on page 20
Viticultural Practices Session
Wednesday, June 20
9:30 am – 11:10 am
Carson Room
Moderator:
Program:
9:30 am – 9:50 am
Effect of Crop Load Adjustment on Fruit Ripening, Uniformity and Sensory Characteristics
Michael Anderson, University of California, Davis
9:50 am – 10:10 am Impact of Training System on Berry Composition and Wine Quality of Syrah
David Sorokowsky, RH Phillips Wine Company, California
10:10 am – 10:30 am Impact of Deficit Irrigation on Aroma Composition of Merlot Wine
Michael Qian, Oregon State University, Corvallis
10:30 am – 10:50 am Influence of Sunlight Exposure on Monoterpene Accumulation in the Interspecific Hybrid Traminette
Patricia Skinkis, Oregon State University, Corvallis
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10:50 am – 11:10 am Effects of Irrigation Levels during Final Stages of Ripening on Yield and Wine Composition
Martin Mendez-Costabel, University of California, Davis
Grape & Wine Composition and Sensory Analysis Session
Wednesday, June 20
10:00 am – Noon
Tahoe Room
Moderator:
David Stevens, Davon International, California
Program:
10:00 am – 10:20 am Electronic Nose Evaluation of Cabernet Sauvignon Fruit Maturity
Ahmad Athamneh, Virginia Polytechnic Institute,
WEDNESDAY
PROGRAM
President’s Welcome & Technical Projects Committee (TPC) Overview
10:20 am – 10:40 am Fast Aroma Analysis of Cabernet Sauvignon and Riesling Grapes Using an Electronic Nose
Amalia Berna, CSIRO Food Futures Flagship, Australia
10:40 am – 11:00 am Estimated Sensory Thresholds of Harmonia axyridis
Tederson Luiz Galvan, University of Minnesota, Saint Paul
11:00 am – 11:20 am Impact of SO2 on Culturability and Viability of Brettanomyces in Wine
Nicole Umiker, Washington State University, Pullman
11:20 am – 11:40 am Determination of the Role of Fruit Maturity in the Sensory Properties of Cabernet Sauvignon Wines
Kirsten Skogerson, University of California, Davis
11:40 am – Noon Key Constituents Affecting Wine Body: An Exploratory Study in Table Wines
Ron Runnebaum, University of California, Davis
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Wednesday
Wednesday
Wednesday, June 20
10:30 am – Noon
Summit Pavilion
Chair:
WEDNESDAY
PROGRAM
Susan Rodriguez, California State University, Fresno
This seminar will provide an overview of how to set up an in-house microbiology
program, information on equipment required, appropriate testing at different stages of
production, as well as information on more advanced tests that can be considered. An
industry panel will discuss their in-house programs.
Speakers:
Dave Gusmer, Gusmer Enterprises, California
Conor O’Hara, Cuno, Connecticut
Introduction to Distilled Spirits Seminar & Tasting
Wednesday, June 20
3:00 pm – 6:00 pm
Crystal Ballroom
Chair:
Roger Boulton, University of California, Davis
Speakers:
Assisted by:
Jeff Farthing, Rutherford Hill Winery, Califonia
Nichola Hall, Vinquiry, California
Lars Peterson, Gusmer Enterprises, California
Megan Schofield, Beam Wine Estates, California
Pat Williams, Anzen Biosciences, Utah
2007 James F. Guymon Lecture
Wednesday, June 20 1:30 pm – 2:30 pm
Tahoe Room
Quantifying the Chemistry of Distilled Spirits
Dr. Roger B. Boulton, University of California, Davis
Supplier Showcase Seminar: Filtration Fundamentals
WEDNESDAY
PROGRAM
Supplier Showcase Seminar: Microbiology
This unique seminar will offer descriptions of the range of major spirits from tequila
and pear brandy to American whisky, Scotch whiskey, aged rum and Cognac. The
origin of each spirit class will be presented. The production and aging practices that
contribute to their distinctiveness will be described briefly for each tasting. The seminar
will be led by Roger Boulton, this year’s J. F. Guymon Lecturer. Boulton teaches the
only university course offered on the production of distilled spirits from fermented
beverages.
The tasting will include one example for each product offered and may include spirits
such as St. George Pear Brandy, Laphroaig Scotch Whisky, Remy Martin Cognac,
Anchor Junipero Gin, Patron Silver Tequila and Pyrat Rum. The distilled beverages
offered in the tasting were chosen based on Professor James Guymon’s legacy at the
University of California, Davis. Professor Emeritus Guymon was an enologist who
devoted 38 years to teaching, research and service in the area of brandy production and
wine biochemistry.
Wednesday, June 20
1:30 pm – 3:00 pm
Summit Pavilion
Chair:
This workshop is intended to address the fundamentals of filtration and the characteristics of different filtration systems for winemakers and production staff. It will include an
overview of filtration systems and wine filtration. This workshop will also be offered on
Thursday at the same time.
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Thursday
Thursday
Thursday, June 21
8:00 am – Noon
Crystal Ballroom
Chair:
THURSDAY
PROGRAM
The importance of oxygen to winemaking is well established, from the deleterious
effects of rapid oxidation to the meritorious effects of slow dissolution. However, a definitive understanding of the mechanisms underlying the reactions of oxygen with wine
components continues to evolve.
The purpose of this seminar is to highlight what is currently known about wine oxidative chemistry. The general role of oxygen in winemaking, from microoxidation in
young wines to oxygen transfer in bottled wines, will be discussed. Presentations will
address the role of phenolics in wine oxidation and hydrogen peroxide formation, the
importance of metal ion catalysis and the Fenton reactions, and the ability to monitor
free radical reactions through electron paramagnetic resonance, a technique that has
been successfully applied in the brewing industry.
Moderator:
Art Caputi, Art of Winemaking, Washington
Program:
8:00 am – 8:10 am
Introduction
8:10 am – 8:40 am Oxygen in Winemaking
Wessel du Toit, University of Stellenbosch, South Africa
8:40 am – 9:10 am
Oxidation–Phenolic Chemistry
9:10 am – 9:40 am
Oxidation–Fenton Chemistry
9:40 am – 10:10 am
Oxidation–Free Radical/EPR
David Barr, Bruker-BioSpin, Massachusetts
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10:10 am – 10:25 am
Break
10:25 am – 10:55 am
Oxygen Measurement
10:55 am – 11:25 am
Microoxygenation Considerations
Felipe Laurie, University of Talca, Chile
11:25 am – 11:55 am
Closure Considerations
Roger Boulton, University of California, Davis
THURSDAY
PROGRAM
Chemistry & Measurement O2 Review Seminar
11:55 am – Noon
Closing Comments
Research Forum – Grape Genomics
Thursday, June 21
9:00 am – 11:00 am
Whitney Room
Refreshments sponsored by California Department of Food & Agriculture - PD/GWSS Board
and Saint-Gobain Ceramics-Albuz
Facilitator:
Grant Cramer, University of Nevada, Reno
This open forum is designed to offer an interactive meeting for researchers to discuss
and debate scientific issues. The facilitator will invite a core group of researchers recognized for their expertise in this selected research topic to enhance the interaction. This
forum is intended for academic or industry researchers who are registered for the annual
meeting and who are directly and actively engaged in research in this topic area. All that
attend this forum will be expected to participate on some level.
The recent sequencing of the grape genome will have widespread impact on grape
research from the field to the laboratory. The significant applications of this research
will be discussed at this forum among researchers and will include time for Q & A. Researchers working in this field are encouraged to participate in this exchange of scientific
findings and work in progress.
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Thursday
Thursday
Supplier Showcase Seminar: Vine Health
Vine Pest Management Session
Thursday, June 21
10:30 am – Noon
Summit Pavilion
Thursday, June 21
2:50 pm – 4:10 pm
Carson Room
Chair:
Moderator:
Paul Verdegaal, University of California Cooperative Extension,
San Joaquin County
This showcase will discuss plant protection and disease monitoring in the nursery for
plant production and commercial disease testing practices and the interpretation of
results.
Speakers:
Michael Monette, Sunridge Nursery, California
Judit Monis, STA Laboratories, Inc., California
Fred Peterson, Duarte Nursery, California
Honorary Research Lecture
Thursday, June 21
1:30 pm – 2:30 pm
Carson Room
Beyond the Genome: Opportunities for a New Concept of Viticulture — A Research Overview
Dr. Riccardo Velasco, Istituto Agrario San Michele all’Adige (IASMA), Italy
Program:
2:50 pm – 3:10 pm Molecular and Genetic Approaches to Optimize Breeding of Fanleaf Resistant Rootstocks
Brady Smith, University of California, Davis
THURSDAY
PROGRAM
THURSDAY
PROGRAM
3:10 pm – 3:30 pm Pathogenicity, Biology and Epidemiology of Botryosphaeria of Grapevines in California
José Ramón Úrbez-Torres, University of California, Davis
3:30 pm – 3:50 pm Performance of Virus-Infected Cabernet Sauvignon Accessions Compared to Healthy Vines of the Same Source
James Wolpert, University of California, Davis
3:50 pm – 4:10 pm Demonstration of Berry Shrivel Transmission by Chip Budding
Mark Krasnow, University of California, Davis
Supplier Showcase Seminar: Filtration Fundamentals
Thursday, June 21
1:30 pm – 3:00 pm
Summit Pavilion
Chair:
This workshop is intended to address the fundamentals of filtration and the characteristics of different filtration systems for winemakers and production staff. It will include an
overview of filtration systems and wine filtration. This workshop will also be offered on
Wednesday at the same time.
Speakers:
Dave Gusmer, Gusmer Enterprises, California
Conor O’Hara, Cuno, Connecticut
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Phenolics Session
Thursday, June 21
2:50 pm – 4:30 pm
Tahoe Room
Moderator:
Program:
2:50 pm – 3:10 pm Influence of Vintage, Site and Vine Vigor on Pinot noir Grape Anthocyanins and Proanthocyanidins
Jessica Cortell, Oregon State University, Corvallis
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Thursday
Friday
THURSDAY
PROGRAM
3:30 pm – 3:50 pm Variation in the Phenolic Composition of California Pinot noir Fruit and Wines
Thomas Fitzpatrick, University of California, Davis
3:50 pm – 4:10 pm Formation of Polymeric Pigments in Wine with a Low Ratio of Tannin to Anthocyanin
Karl Wilker, Missouri State University, Mt Grove
4:10 pm – 4:30 pm Assessment of Fruit Tannin and Tannin-Binding Capacity of Berry Cell Walls from Pinot noir by Clonal Selection and Site
Robert Scholz, University of California, Davis
Clonal Aspects of Winegrowing: Where Are We Today? Symposium & Tasting
Friday, June 22
8:30 am – 5:00 pm
Crystal Ballroom
Co-chairs:
Deborah Golino, Foundation Plant Services, University of California, Davis
When selections of the same grapevine variety from different sources are compared,
subtle performance differences between selections of the same winegrape variety become
apparent. These differences are caused by mutations in genes that control characters
such as leaf lobing, berry color, disease resistance, and ripening date. Over time, mutations accumulate and lead to greater diversity in older varieties. Selections that differ in
these ways and have been evaluated are known as “clones” of a variety. Planting superior
clones can improve a variety’s production and winemaking characteristics.
FRIDAY
PROGRAM
3:10 pm – 3:30 pm Competition Reactions of Hydrogen Peroxide with Iron (II) and Sulfite in Model Wine Solution
Ryan Elias, University of California, Davis
Today there is an unprecedented wealth of clonal material of the major grape varieties
in the United States. Decisions on clones have become an integral part of the vineyard
planning process. Growers want to know how clones might enhance viticultural performance and wine quality or help create a particular wine style.
Our symposium will include experts from around the world to discuss the best information available on clones and clonal performance.
Moderator:
Phil Freese, WineGrow, California
Program:
8:30 am – 9:00 am Opening Comments
9:00 am – 9:30 am Biology and History of Clones
Andrew Walker, University of California, Davis
9:30 am – 10:00 am Clones and Vine Selection in California
Deborah Golino, Foundation Plant Services, University of California, Davis
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Friday
Annual Meeting Poster Sessions
10:50 am – 11:10 am
Break
Sponsored by Duarte Nursery Inc
FRIDAY
PROGRAM
11:10 am – Noon A Sixth Sense (includes tasting)
Michael Silacci, Opus One, California
Noon – 1:30 pm
Lunch on Own
Moderator:
Poster Sessions Co-chairs:
Chris Smith, Bogle Winery, California
Enology Poster Session
Enology Authors Present
Wednesday June, 20
9:00 am – 10:30 am
Grand Salon
E1
Identification and Quantification of Aroma Compounds in Sauvignon blanc Wines
Frank Benkwitz, University of Auckland, New Zealand
E2
Comparison of Electronic Nose Static and Dynamic Signals as Predictors of Berry Ripeness
Amalia Berna, CSIRO Food Futures Flagship, Australia
E3
Chemical Identification of Ancient Egyptian Herbal Wines
Armen Mirzoian, Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau, Maryland
E4
Determination of Ochratoxin A in Wine by Immunoaffinity Cleanup and Liquid Chromatography Tandem Mass Spectrometry
Shigekuni Noba, Asahi Breweries Ltd, Japan
3:00 pm – 3:20 pm
Break
E5
Effect of Cladosporium Rot on Wine Quality
Erika Briceno, Pontifica Universidad Catolica de Chile, Santiago
3:20 pm – 4:20 pm Clonal Selection in Australia — A Yalumba Perspective (includes tasting)
Nigel Blieschke, Yalumba Nursery, Australia
E6
Sensory Properties and Laccase Activities of Wine Made from Botrytis-Rotted,
Laccase-Spiked and Untreated Grapes
Ashley Dever, University of California, Davis
4:20 pm – 4:50 pm Evaluation of Winegrape Clones in California and Future Outlook James Wolpert, University of California, Davis
E7
Effects of Wine Bottle Closure Type on Consumers Purchase Intent and Price Expectation
Anna Marin, Oregon State University, Portland
4:50 pm – 5:00 pm Closing Comments
E8
Influence of Sugar and Nitrogen Sources on Growth and Phenolic Off-flavor Production by Brettanomyces bruxellensis Isolated from Wine
Lorenza Conterno, Cornell University, New York
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1:30 pm – 2:00 pm Tannin development in fruit and wines of Pinot Noir from California and Oregon
Douglas O. Adams, University of California, Davis
2:00 pm – 2:30 pm Wine Grape Clonal Evaluation on the Central Coast
2:30 pm – 3:00 pm Experiences in Grape Vine Plant Material Evaluation in Mendocino and Lake Counties
Glenn McGourty, University of California Cooperative Extension,
Mendocino and Lake Counties
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The 2007 Annual Meeting Poster Sessions, a collection of significant research, will be
on display Wednesday, June 20, and Thursday, June 21, in the registration area located
in the Grand Salon of the Grand Sierra Resort. You will be able to meet the authors of
each poster presentation for one and a half hours on the designated day and time.
POSTER
SESSIONS
10:00 am – 10:50 am Recent Developments in French Clonal Programs
Jean-Michel Boursiquot, ENTAV-ITV and University of Montpellier, France
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Poster Sessions
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E9
Identification and Characterization of Bacillus Species Isolated from California Wines
E10
Identification of Genes Associated with Ester Formation and Degradation in Yeast Strain BY4742
Stuart Robinson, University of California, Davis
E11
Effect of Serving Temperature on Sensory Attributes of White and Red Wine
Carolyn Ross, Washington State University, Pullman
E12
Impact of Fining on the Sensory and Chemical Properties of Washington State Chardonnay and Gewürztraminer Wines
Melissa Sanborn, Washington State University, Pullman
E13
Sensory Drivers of Wine Quality: Pinot noir Case Study
Ming-Jen Tsay, University of California, Davis
E14
Protein Stabilization in Wine with Phytic Acid
Brent Trela, University of California, Davis
E15
New Perspectives in Wine Oxidation
E16
Sun Exposure of Cabernet franc Grapes and Its Effects on Grape and Wine Composition
Paul Brock II, Cornell University, New York
E17
Ammonium Addition during Fermentation by Wine Yeasts: Effect of Quantity and Moment of Addition
Andre Fuster, Lamothe-Abiet, France
E18
Survey of Phenolic Constituents of Merlot and Cabernet Sauvignon Wines Produced in Washington State
James Harbertson, Washington State University, Prosser
E19
Effect of Wine Dilution on the Reliability of Tannin Analysis by Protein Precipitation
Jacob Skibsted Jensen, Foss, Denmark
Viticulture Posters
Viticulture Authors Present
Thursday June, 21
9:00 am – 10:30 am
Grand Salon
V1
Optimizing Greenhouse Evaluations of PD Resistance
Jeremiah Baumgartel, University of California, Davis
V2
Climatic Impacts on California Cabernet Sauvignon Wine Quality
David Block, University of California, Davis
V3
Modeling Climate and Climate Change Impacts on Winegrape Yields in California
Kimberly Nicholas Cahill, Stanford University, California
V4
Grape Rootstock Germplasm Resistance to Root-Knot Nematodes (Meloidogyne Species)
Peter Cousins, USDA-ARS, New York
V5
Soil Physical and Chemical Properties and Wine Characteristics in a Paso Robles Vineyard
Jean-Jacques Lambert, University of California, Davis
V6
Effect of the Rootstock on the Chilling Requirement of the Grape cv. Perlette
Arnulfo Marquez, INIFAP, Mexico
V7
Effect of Rootstock on Amino Acid Content of the Scion in Grapevines
Erik Tarczal, University of Pannonia, Hungary
V8
Water Loss from Fresh Berries of Raisin Varieties Under Controlled Drying Conditions
David Ramming, USDA-ARS, California
V9
Allelic Diversity of PdR1 in Vitis arizonica/candicans Selections from Monterey, Mexico
Joshua Rubin, University of California, Davis
V10
Cover Crops Have Little Influence on Pinot noir Performance
R. Paul Schreiner, USDA-ARS-HCRL, Oregon
V11
Effect of Double Maturation Raisonée Technology and Cluster Thinning on Quality of Harvest and Wine
Peter Podmaniczky, University of Pannonia, Hungary
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Poster Sessions
Exhibitor General Information
Industrial Poster Session
Exhibitor Recognition
Awards by ASEV
ID1
Rapid Measurements of Red Grape Color for Wine Quality Improvement
Jon Gethner, Adaptive Analyzer Technologies, New York
ID2
Comparing Performances of Planted and Unplanted Gravel Beds for Treating Winery Process Wastewater
Heather Shepherd, Wallace Group, California
ID3
Colorimetric α-Amylase Inhibitor Assay as a Measure of Hydrolyzable Tannins in Wine and Juice
Lorin Hills, Infinetix, Inc., Washington
ID4
Development of a Mixed Saccharomyces cerevisiae Starter
Perrine Languet, Lallemand SAS, France
We gratefully acknowledge the participation
of all exhibitors and
Ace
extend special recognition this year to the following for their support
Bank of the West
over the years.
Conetech, Inc
35 Years
KLR Machines, Inc
Pall Corporation
INNERSTAVE
25 Years
Santa Rosa Stainless Steel
Ramondin USA Inc
Scholle Packaging
20 Years
Scott Laboratories, Inc
Arthur Engineering Inc
EXHIBITOR
GEN INFO
POSTER
SESSIONS
Industry Authors Present
Thursday June, 21
9:00 am – 10:30 am
Grand Salon
Hall & Bartley
Eagle
15 Years
Arthur Engineering, Inc
Aquarius Brands Inc
G3 Enterprises
California Grapevine Nursery Inc
Napa Wooden Box
Napa Wooden Box Co
Pacific Southwest Container
StaVin Incorporated
World Cooperage
Vin Table
10 Years
Birdie
Alpine Scientific Inc
OC Inc
Cuno Incorporated a 3M company
Wines & Vines
domnick hunter
Vinovation Inc
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ASEV Industrial Affiliates
As of 5/30/2007
AAA Metal Fabrication
ACI Cork USA Inc
Allied Grape Growers
Arciero Winery
Astoria-Pacific International
EXHIBITOR
GEN INFO
B
Barrel Builders
Barrels Unlimited Inc
Beacon Hill Vineyards LLC
Bent Creek Winery
Benziger Family Winery
Beringer Vineyards
Bronco Wine Co
Brutocao Vineyards & Cellars
C
California Grapevine Nursery
Central Coast Wine Services
Chateau St Jean Winery
Cipriani Harrison Valves Corp
City National Bank
Clos Du Bois Wines
Clos Du Val Wine Co Ltd
Clos Pegase
ConeTech Inc
Cork Quality Council
Cosentino Signature Wineries
Courtside Cellars
Crushpad Inc
Cuvaison Winery
D
David Abreu Vineyard Management Inc
David Bruce Winery Inc
De Loach Vineyards/Boisset America
Diablo Valley Packaging Inc
Diageo Chateau & Estates Wines
Domaine Carneros
Domaine Chandon
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Dominus Estate
Dry Creek Vineyard
Duckhorn Wine Co
Mumm Napa
Murphy-Goode Winery
Myron L Company
E
N
E & J Gallo Winery
eskye Software LLC
Etude Wines
Euro-Machines Inc
New Mexico Wineries Inc
Nomacorc
Nordby Construction Co
Northwest Vineyard Service Inc
F
O
Fess Parker Winery
Filtrox North America
First Venture Yeast Products Inc
Frey Farming/Tapestry Vineyard Inc
O’Neill Vintners & Distillers
Ocean Optics Inc
G
G-3 Enterprises
Gamajet Cleaning Systems Inc
General Vineyard Services
Gusmer Enterprises
H
Hall & Bartley Architecture-Planning
Hardy Wine Co Ltd
P
Pacific Vineyard Co
Pahlmeyer Winery
Paul Mueller Co
Pine Ridge Winery
Porter Family Vineyards
Prager Winery & Port Works Inc
Premier Wine Cask Inc
Produce Careers Inc
Q
J
Quails’ Gate Estate Winery
Jordan Vineyard & Winery
R
K
Ramondin USA Inc
Red Hills Vineyard Co
Redlands Community College
RH Phillips Vineyards
Robert Craig Wine Cellars
Rodney Strong Vineyards
Rosenblum Cellars
Kennedy/Jenks Consultants
Key Industrial
L
Laetitia Vineyard & Winery Inc
Lake County Winegrape Commission
Lallemand
Lodi-Woodbridge Winegrape Commission
Lynfred Winery Inc
M
M A Silva Corks USA
Megazyme International Ireland Ltd
Mission Hill Family Estate
T
Tedeschi Vineyards LTD
Terravant Wine Co
Tinhorn Creek Vineyards Ltd
Tonnellerie Boutes
Tonnellerie Francaise
V
Valley Farm Management Co
Valley Research Inc
Van Duzer Vineyards
VICAM
Vie-Del Co
Vina Robles
Vintage Nurseries
Vintners Supply Co
von Strasser Winery
W
S
Wallace Group
Wallace-Kuhl & Associates
Wente Vineyards
Western Square Industries Inc
Wine Business Monthly
Winemakers LLC
Winetech
World Cooperage
Z
Saint-Gobain Containers
Sawyer Cellars
Scott Laboratories Inc
Seguin Moreau Napa Cooperage Inc
Sequoia Grove Vineyards
Silver Oak Wine Cellars
Simi Winery
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StaVin Inc
Sterling Vineyards
Stillwater Creek Vineyards
Sunridge Nurseries Inc
SureHarvest
EXHIBITOR
GEN INFO
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EXHIBITOR GENERAL INFORMATION CONTINUED
2007 Exhibitor Advisory Committee
Wine Reception in the Exhibit Hall
Michael Silacci (Chair), Opus One, California
Wednesday, June 20, 4:00 pm – 5:30 pm
Bill Mead, ASEV Event & Trade Show Coordinator
Lyndie Boulton, ASEV Executive Director
All registered exhibitors and delegates are invited to attend this reception.
This is a great opportunity to meet with industry suppliers as they pour you
a glass of wine.
Ron Evenson, Alpine Scientific, California
Sponsored in part by Suisun Valley Grape Growers Association.
Andy Hall, Hall & Bartley, California
Craig Nordby, Nordby Construction/Nordby Wine Caves, California
EXHIBITOR
GEN INFO
David Rowe, Paul Mueller Company, Missouri
n
This committee provides a communication liaison between the ASEV Board of Directors and staff, the Organizing Committee for the Unified Wine & Grape Symposium and our exhibitors.
n
Policies such as show hours, event format and future planning are addressed by this committee. Trade show participation in both the ASEV Annual Meeting and the Unified Wine & Grape Symposium is required. Committee representation should reflect a balance of products and services.
n
Please contact any of these representatives or an ASEV staff member if you have questions and/or comments.
n
Committee members serve two-year terms. If you are interested in serving on this committee, and you meet the criteria listed above please
contact the ASEV office at 530-753-3142 or [email protected].
New Members Wanted
Committee members serve two-year terms.
ASEV extends many thanks to the following companies that donated wine
to be served at our Exhibit Hall Reception, Board Dinner, Student/Industry
Mixer, Committee Meetings and Distilled Spirits Seminar.
ASV Wines
Beaulieu Vineyard
Corbett Canyon Vineyards
Ehrhardt Estates Winery
Estancia Estates
Fetzer Vineyards
Franciscan Oakville Estate
Hall Wines
Hess Collection Winery
J. Lohr Winery
Jordan Vineyard & Winery
Louis M. Martini Winery
Mumm Napa Valley
Navarro Vineyards
The Patron Spirits Company
Ravenswood
R.H. Phillips
Saintsbury
Simi Winery
St. George Spirits
Terlato Wines International
Woodbridge by Robert Mondavi Winery
EXHIBITOR
GEN INFO
Wine and Spirits Donors
Janos Radvanyi, Scholle Corp, Illinois
Win a $100 VISA Gift Card
Four gift cards will be given away each day!
Drawings will be held Wednesday and Thursday at 3:15 pm at the ASEV
booth # 334.
Prizes are non-transferable to others and cannot be exchanged for cash.
You must be present to win.
Gift cards must be claimed by 4:00 pm on day of drawing.
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ASEV Industrial Affiliates are listed in bold.
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OFFICE
LOCATIONS
West Sacramento
Rocklin
Stockton
Visit us at booth #118
CONTACT INFO
3251 Beacon Blvd.,
Suite 300
West Sacramento
CA 95691
Voice: (916) 372-1434
Fax: (916) 372-2565
www.wallace-kuhl.com
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PERMITTING AND CEQA
A
AaquaTools Inc........................325 & 424
ACI Cork USA...................................702
Adaptive Analyzer Technologies Inc.....638
AERIS.................................................532
Agajanian Vineyards............................730
Aggreko Inc.........................................304
Akeena Solar Inc.................................819
Alasco Rubber & Plastics Corp............804
Alpine Scientific Inc............................609
Amador County Wine Grape Growers
Association.......................................805
American & Lake County Nurseries . .319
American Tartaric Products Inc...........715
Anzen Biosciences...............................633
Aquarius Brands Inc............................800
ARS / Pressure Washer Co...................525
Arthur Engineering Inc.....................610
Artisan Barrels..........................303 & 305
ASEV..................................................334
Astoria-Pacific International ............108
AWS/Prospero..........................309 & 311
B
Bank of the West.................................708
Barrel Builders...................................333
The Barrel Mill...................................634
Barrels Unlimited Inc........................403
Bell Marine Co Inc..............................122
Beltappo Inc........................................116
Bird Gard LLC....................................603
Brinkmann Instruments......................407
C
California Grapevine Nursery Inc . ..102
California State University Fresno.......327
Caltec Agri Marketing Services............306
Canton Cooperage ..................505 & 507
Cat Rental Power................................604
CDFA’s PD/GWSS Board...................533
CH Bull Co.............................125 & 226
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ConeTech Inc.....................................709
CPS.....................................................635
Criveller California Corp ...................820
Cryotech International........................801
Cuno Inc a 3M company....................529
D
Decagon Devices Inc...........................802
Della Toffola Spa.................................530
Denver Instrument..............................509
domnick hunter..................................705
DryFog.US..........................................538
Duarte Nursery Inc..................704 & 706
Dumac Leasing/Exchange Bank..........112
Dynamax Inc......................................406
E
EMD Chemicals Inc...........................427
Enartis.................................................432
Encore Glass Inc..................................431
ENERFAB..........................................100
Enocapsule Inc....................................627
EP Aeration.........................................811
Euro-Machines Inc............................518
evOAK by Oak Solutions Group.........120
EXHIBITOR
GEN INFO
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Filtrox North America ......................110
Fine Northern Oak.............................320
Fireman’s Fund Insurance Co..............433
Flextank Inc.............................639 & 738
G
Gamajet Cleaning Systems Inc..........814
Ganau America...................................416
GK Machine.......................................528
GlobalCap North America..................504
Golden State Food Machinery Inc.......124
Golden State Overnight......................314
Guillaume Grapevine Nursery.............809
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Novembal a Tetra Pak Co....................317
H
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Hall & Bartley...................................302
Hanna Instruments.............................503
Hansel Leasing....................................404
Obsidian.............................................224
OC Inc................................................502
Ocean Optics Inc...............................734
Oeneo Closures USA..........................726
I
Industrial Dynamics............................418
Innerstave LLC...................................721
Ironclad Industrial Coatings................429
K
Kendall-Jackson Nursery.....................420
Kennedy/Jenks Consultants..............506
KLR Machines Inc..............................300
Koch Membrane Systems.........329 & 331
EXHIBITOR
ALPHA LIST
L
Lake County Winegrape
Commission....................................531
Lallemand..........................................624
Landmark Label Manufacturing Inc....637
Ledcor Construction Inc.....................607
Lesaffre Yeast Corp..............................715
M
Manning Systems by Honeywell..........310
Mercier Grapevines, Mercier California
LLC DBA.........................................114
Mettler-Toledo Inc..............................321
Michael Dusi Trucking........................526
Mistral Barrels Inc...............................703
N
NA Water Systems..............................630
Nadalie USA/Tonnellerie Francaise................................611 & 710
Napa Fermentation Supplies...............414
Napa Wooden Box Co........................717
Nordby Construction/Nordby
Wine Caves......................................701
NovaVine............................................818
P
P & L Specialties.................................815
Pall Corporation..................................500
Pasco Poly Inc.....................................817
Paul Mueller Company.....................301
Penninsula Transportation...................333
Perfect Blend Organics.............121 & 123
Pickering Winery Supply.....................109
Portocork America...................111 & 212
Pro Refrigeration Inc...........................335
Produce Careers Inc..........................628
Purac America Inc...............................807
R
Ramondin USA Inc...........................501
Rich Xiberta/Magrenan.......................608
Roll Forming Corp..............................728
Suisun Valley Grape Growers Assn......405
Sunridge Nurseries Inc......................210
SunTechnics........................................534
Supreme Corq LLC.............................402
T
TCW Equipment - The Compleat Winemaker.......................................400
Tonnellerie Allary.....................428 & 430
Tonnellerie Quintessence.....................419
Tonnellerie Radoux/Pronektar.............732
Transition Equipment Co (TEC)........508
Trust International Corp.....................821
Turrentine Brokerage...........................520
U
Unitech Scientific LLC........................307
University of California Davis.............426
USDA-Agricultural Research Service...803
V
Vacuum Barrier Corp..........................816
VICAM...............................................629
Vin Table............................................719
Vineyard & Winery Management.......724
VinNOW by Update Software............632
Vinotec Napa......................................631
Vinovation Inc.........................104 & 106
Vinquiry Inc.......................................527
Vintage Nurseries...............................401
Vintners Supply Co...........................700
W
W Silver Inc........................................539
Wallace Group...................................434
Wallace-Kuhl & Associates................118
Westec Tank & Equipment Co............417
Western Square..................................601
Westfalia Separator Inc........................605
Wine Appreciation Guild.........514 & 516
Wine Business Monthly....................415
Wine Country Cases Inc.....................222
Wines & Vines....................................511
Winetech............................................421
World Cooperage...............................115
Z
Zork USA...........................................535
S
Sacramento Cookie Factory . ..............312
Santa Rosa Stainless Steel....................315
Sartorius Biotech Inc...........................410
Scholle Packaging................................411
Schultz Trading Co..............................408
Scott Laboratories Inc.......................103
Seguin Moreau Napa Cooperage......625
Silver State Stainless Inc......................626
Snowden Enterprises Inc...................510
Springer..............................................308
STAR Filters........................................606
StaVin Inc...............................425 & 524
Stenner Pump Co................................435
Stoel Rives LLP...................................409
EXHIBITOR
ALPHA LIST
Gusmer Enterprises................600 & 602
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The ZORK ® wine closure delivers:
• Exceptional protection to ensure a wine’s integrity
• Ease of application
• Enhanced brand image
Visit us at the ASEV show booth # 535, or
contact ZORK®USA at 866-996-9675
ZORK is licensed by Portola Packaging, Inc. from ZORK Pty Ltd.
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Exhibitors — Booth Listing
4955 Spring Grove Ave
Cincinnati, OH 45232-1991
Phone: 513-482-7634 / Fax: 513-482-6495
Web site: www.enerfab.com
Product: Process Engineers, Heaters/Heat Exchangers, Paints & Seals/Protective Coatings, Stainless Steel Tanks
Booth 102
A S E V I N D U S T R I A L A F F I L I AT E
California Grapevine Nursery Inc
1334 Vidovich Ave Ste A
St Helena, CA 94574
Phone: 707-963-5688 / Fax: 707-963-1840
Web site: www.californiagrapevine.com
Product: Grapevines/Rootstock
Booth 103
Scott Laboratories Inc
EXHIBITOR
BOOTH LIST
2220 Pine View Way
Petaluma, CA 94954
Phone: 707-765-6666 / Fax: 707-765-6674
Web site: www.scottlaboratories.com
Product: Bacterial Cultures, Filters, Enzymes, Fining Agents, Yeast Cultures & Nutrients
Booth 104 & 106
Vinovation Inc
1446 Industrial Ave
Sebastopol, CA 95472-4848
Phone: 707-824-7900 / Fax: 707-824-7905
Web site: www.vinovation.com
Product: Alcohol Adjustment Concentrators,
Enological Consultants, Reverse Osmosis Filters, Ultrafilters, Winery Services
Booth 108
Astoria-Pacific International
PO Box 830
Clackamas, OR 97015-0830
Phone: 503-657-3010
800-536-3111 / Fax: 503-655-7367
Web site: www.astoria-pacific.com
Product: Laboratory Equipment
Booth 109
Pickering Winery Supply
888 Post Street
San Francisco, CA 94109
Phone: 415-474-1588 / Fax: 415-474-1617
Web site: www.winerystuff.com
Product: Barrels, Capsules, Oak Chips, Paints & Seals/Protective Coatings, Stainless
Steel Tanks
Booth 110
Filtrox North America
9805 NE 116th St #A-200
Kirkland, WA 98034
Phone: 425-820-4850 / Fax: 425-820-2816
Web site: www.filtrox.ch
Product: Filters, Filter Media
Booth 111 & 212
ColloPack Solutions
193 Camino Dorado
Napa, CA 94558
Phone: 707-258-3940 / Fax: 707-258-3949
Web site: www.collopack.com
Product: Bottling Equipment, Crushers/Destemmers, Labelers, Presses, Pumps
Booth 112
Dumac Leasing/Exchange Bank
Booth 118
444 Aviation Blvd
Santa Rosa, CA 95403
Phone: 707-546-7822 / Fax: 707-546-2289
Web site: www.exchangebank.com
Product: Equipment, Vineyard & Winery
Financing/Leasing
Wallace-Kuhl & Associates
Booth 114
Mercier Grapevines
Mercier California LLC DBA
6760 Pleasants Valley Road
Vacaville, CA 95688
Phone: 707-689-6789 / Fax: 707-446-9223
Web site: www.mercier-groupe.com
Booth 115
World Cooperage
2557 Napa Valley Corporate Dr Ste D
Napa, CA 94558
Phone: 707-255-5900 / Fax: 707-255-5952
Web site: www.worldcooperage.com
Product: Barrels
Booth 116
Beltappo Inc
PMB 751 321 High School Rd NE Ste D3
Bainbridge Island, WA 98110
Phone: 206-780-0607 / Fax: 206-780-2493
Web site: www.beltappo.com
Product: Corks/Closures
Booth 111 & 212
Portocork America
3251 Beacon Blvd Ste 300
West Sacramento, CA 95691
Phone: 916-372-1434 / Fax: 916-372-2565
Web site: www.wallace-kuhl.com
Product: Consultants, Engineers, Soil Testing
& Analysis, Wastewater Treatment, Waste Disposal/Treatment, Environmental Consulting &
Geological Analysis
Booth 120
-evOAK by Oak Solutions Group
2557 Napa Valley Corporate Dr Ste D
Napa, CA 94558
Phone: 707-259-4988 / Fax: 707-255-5952
Web site: www.oaksolutionsgroup.com
Product: Oak Chips
Booth 121 & 123
Perfect Blend Organics
188 106th Ave Ste 401
Bellevue, WA 98004
Phone: 425-456-8890 / Fax: 425-456-8889
Web site: www.perfect-blend.com
Product: Fertilizer, Biotic Fertilizers
Booth 122
Bell Marine Co Inc
PO Box 160086
Sacramento, CA 95816
Phone: 916-442-9089 / Fax: 916-442-2160
Web site: www.BellMarine.com
Product: Dust Control for Roads
Booth 124
Golden State Food Machinery Inc
208 Otto Circle #3
Phone: 916-391-3937 / Fax: 916-392-8551
Product: Dejuicers/Drainers, Conveyors,
Equipment Fabrication, Receiving Equipment,
Warehouse Equipment
560 Technology Way
Napa, CA 94558
Phone: 707-258-3930 / Fax: 707-258-3935
Web site: www.portocork.com
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Booth 100
ENERFAB
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Booth 301
229 Utah Avenue
So San Francisco, CA 94080
Phone: 650-837-8400 / Fax: 650-871-1336
Web site: www.chbullco.com
Product: Conventional Membrane Filters,
Shell/Tube Heaters/Heat Exchangers, Safety &
Protective Equipment, Warehouse Equipment
Paul Mueller Company
Booth 210
Sunridge Nurseries Inc
441 Vineland Road
Bakersfield, CA 93307
Phone: 661-363-8463 / Fax: 661-363-0780
Web site: www.sunridgenurseries.com
Booth 222
Wine Country Cases Inc
995 Vintage Ave
St Helena, CA 94574
Phone: 707-967-4805 / Fax: 707-967-4807
Web site: www.winecountrycases.com
Product: Boxes, Packaging Materials
EXHIBITOR
BOOTH LIST
Booth 224
Obsidian
6025 112th Ave NE
Kirkland, WA 98033
Phone: 425-417-4743 / Fax: 425-822-8473
Web site: www.obsidianbottles.com
Product: Bottles
Booth 300
KLR Machines Inc
350 Morris Street Ste E
Sebastopol, CA 95472
Phone: 707-823-2883 / Fax: 707-823-6954
Web site: www.klrmachines.com
Product: Crushers/Destemmers, Filter Media, Presses, Receiving Equipment, Pumps
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1600 W Phelps
Springfield, MO 65802
Phone: 417-575-9282 / Fax: 417-575-9669
Web site: www.muel.com
Product: Heaters/Heat Exchangers, Refrigeration Equipment, Rotary Fermentors,
Stainless Steel Tanks, S/S Wine Barrels
Booth 302
Hall & Bartley
4701 Old Redwood Highway Ste 2B
Phone: 707-544-1642 / Fax: 707-544-1646
Product: Architects, Consultants
Booth 303 & 305
Artisan Barrels
Booth 307
Unitech Scientific LLC
Booth 314
Golden State Overnight
19912 Corby Ave
Lakewood, CA 90715
Phone: 562-924-5150 / Fax: 562-809-3140
Web site: www.unitechscientific.com
Product: Enzymes, Laboratory Equipment,
Composition Measurement, pH Meters,
Spectrophotometers, Enzymatic Reagents Kits
and Stds
2419 Zanker Rd
San Jose, CA 95131
Phone: 408-639-8107
Fax: 408-544-2413
Website: www.gso.com Product: Warehousing/Shipping/Trucking
Booth 308
Springer
233 Spring Street
New York, NY 10013
Phone: 212-460-1712 / Fax: 212-463-0742
Web site: www.springeronline.com
Product: Books, Journals
Booth 309 & 311
AWS/Prospero
Booth 315
Santa Rosa Stainless Steel
PO Box 518
1400 Airport Blvd
Phone: 707-544-7777 / Fax: 707-544-6316
Web site: www.srss.com
Product: Barrels, Dejuicers/Drainers, Equipment Financing/Leasing, Rotary Fermentors,
Stainless Steel Tanks
Booth 317
Novembal a Tetra Pak Co
6050 Colton Blvd
Oakland, CA 94611
Phone: 510-339-0170 / Fax: 510-339-0173
Web site: www.artisanbarrels.com
Product: Barrels, Cooperage Supplies, Wood
Tanks
123 Castleton St
Pleasantville, NY 10570
Phone: 914-769-6252 / Fax: 914-769-6786
Web site: www.prosperocorp.biz
Product: Bottling Equipment, Crushers/Destemmers, Filters, Labelers, Stainless Steel
Tanks
Booth 304
Aggreko Inc
Booth 310
Manning Systems by Honeywell
Booth 319
American & Lake County Nurseries
4716 E 3rd Street
Long Beach, CA 90814
Phone: 562-253-2112 / Fax: 562-434-6385
Web site: www.aggreko.com
Product: Electrical Engineers, Mechanical
Engineers, Shell/Tube Heaters/Heat Exchangers, Refrigeration Equipment
1267 Cardigan Avenue
Ventura, CA 93004
Phone: 800-444-9935 / Fax: 805-647-4392
Web site: www.manningsystems.com
Product: Automatic Control Equipment,
Measurement, Safety & Protective Equipment,
Refrigeration Equipment, Gas Detection
4887 New Long Valley Road
Clearlake Oaks, CA 95423
Phone: 707-942-4100 / Fax: 540-948-5150
Booth 306
Caltec Agri Marketing Services
Booth 312
Sacramento Cookie Factory
1420 F Street St #100
Modesto, CA 95354
Phone: 209-575-1295 / Fax: 209-575-0366
Product: Fertilizer, Insecticides, Irrigation,
Nematicides
3428 Auburn Blvd
Sacramento CA 95851
Phone: 916-482-8222
Fax: 916-482-8222
Email: [email protected] Web: www.wafercookie.com Product: Tasting Room Supplies
6508 Willow Wood
Edina, MN 55436
Phone: 952-935-9631 / Fax: 952-400-5536
Web site: www.finenorthernoak.com
Product: Oak Chips
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Phone: 415-474-1061 / Fax: 415-567-5114
Web site: www.tetrapak.com
Product: Bottling Equipment, Corks/Closures,
Packaging Materials
EXHIBITOR
BOOTH LIST
Booth 125 & 226
CH Bull Co
Booth 320
Fine Northern Oak
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Booth 321
Mettler-Toledo Inc
Booth 333
Penninsula Transportation
Booth 402
Supreme Corq LLC
Booth 407
Brinkmann Instruments
1900 Polaris Parkway
Columbus, OH 43240
Phone: 614-438-4936 / Fax: 614-985-8171
Web site: www.mt.com
Product: Laboratory Equipment, pH Meters
6566 SE Lake Road Ste B
Milwaukie, OR 97222
Phone: 503-607-0200 / Fax: 503-607-0203
Web site: www.penlogistics.com
Product: Warehousing/Shipping/Trucking
5901 South 226th Street
Kent, WA 98032
Phone: 253-395-8712 / Fax: 253-395-8713
Web site: www.supremecorq.com
Product: Corks/Closures, Packaging Materials
One Cantiague Road
Westbury, NY 11590
Phone: 516-334-7500 / Fax: 516-334-7521
Web site: www.brinkmann.com
Product: Laboratory Equipment, pH Meters
Booth 325 & 424
AaquaTools Inc
Booth 334
ASEV
Booth 403
Booth 408
Schultz Trading Co
3233 Fitzgerald Road Ste B
Rancho Cordova, CA 95742
Phone: 916-635-2922 or 800-777-2922
Fax: 916-635-8856
Web site: www.aaquatools.com
Product: Tank Cleaning Equipment, Cleaning
Equipment, Cleaning Chemicals, Heaters/Heat
Exchangers, Sanitation Equipment
PO Box 1855
Davis, CA 95617-1855
Phone: 530-753-3142 / Fax: 530-753-3318
Web site: www.asev.org
Product: Trade Association
Barrels Unlimited Inc
Booth 327
California State University Fresno
326 8th Street
Auburn, WA 98001
Phone: 253-735-9466 / Fax: 253-735-2631
Web site: www.prochiller.com
Product: Heaters/Heat Exchangers, Hoses &
Fittings, Refrigeration Equipment
EXHIBITOR
BOOTH LIST
Booth 329 & 331
Koch Membrane Systems
850 Main Street
Wilmington, MA 01887
Phone: 978-694-7116 / Fax: 978-694-7020
Web site: www.kochmembrane.com
Product: Crossflow Microfilter Filters, Ultrafilters Reverse Osmosis Filters, Wastewater Treatment
Booth 333
Barrel Builders
PO Box 268
St Helena, CA 94574
Phone: 707-942-4291 / Fax: 707-942-5426
Web site: www.barrelbuilders.com
Product: Barrels, Bungs, Cleaning Chemicals,
Oak Chips
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Booth 400
TCW Equipment - The Compleat
Winemaker
955 Vintage Ave
St Helena, CA 94574
Phone: 707-963-9681 / Fax: 707-963-7739
Web site: www.tcw-web.com
Product: Crushers/Destemmers, Corkers,
Filters, Pumps, Presses
Booth 401
Vintage Nurseries
PO Box 279
27920 McCombs Ave
Wasco, CA 93280
Phone: 661-758-4777 / Fax: 661-758-4999
Web site: www.vintagenurseries.com
PO Box 427
Seal Beach, CA 90740
Phone: 562-438-9901 / Fax: 562-438-9921
Web site: www.barrelsunlimited.com
Product: Barrels
Booth 404
Hansel Leasing
PO Box 3437
Phone: 707-544-2822 / Fax: 707-578-8306
Web site:
Product: Equipment Financing/
Leasing, Vineyard Financing/Leasing, Winery
Financing/Leasing
Booth 405
Suisun Valley Grape Growers Assn
4160 Suisun Valley Road Ste E141
Suisun Valley, CA 94534
Phone: 707-425-9076 / Fax: 707-425-8314
Web site: www.svgga.com
Product: Trade Association
Booth 406
Dynamax Inc
10808 Fallstone #350
Houston, TX 77099
Phone: 281-564-5100 / Fax: 281-564-5200
Web site: www.dynamax.com
Product: Automatic Control Equipment, Other
Control Systems, Irrigation, Soil Moisture
Measurement, Weather Monitoring Systems
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PO Box 1952
Shingle Springs, CA 95682-1952
Phone: 530-672-6633 / Fax: 530-672-6533
Web site: www.schultztrading.com
Product: Barrels
Booth 409
Stoel Rives LLP
900 SW Fifth Avenue Ste 2600
Portland, OR 97006
Phone: 503-294-9236 / Fax: 503-220-2480
Web site: www.stoel.com
Product: Consultants, Financing/Leasing, Legal
Services, Law Firm
Booth 410
Sartorius Biotech Inc
131 Heartland Blvd
Edgewood, NY 11717
Phone: 877-452-2345 / Fax: 631-253-5445
Web site: www.sartorius.com
Product: Filters, Filter Media, Laboratory
Equipment
EXHIBITOR
BOOTH LIST
Viticulture and Enology
2360 E Barstow Ave MS VR89
Fresno, CA 93740-8003
Phone: 559-278-2089 / Fax: 559-278-4795
Web site: http://cast.csufresno.edu/ve
Product: Education & Research
Booth 335
Pro Refrigeration Inc
Booth 411
Scholle Packaging
200 W North Avenue
Northlake, IL 60164
Phone: 708-562-7290 / Fax: 708-409-9346
Web site: www.scholle.com
Product: Bag-in-Box Containers, Fillers
(Champagne/Wine)
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Booth 414
Napa Fermentation Supplies
Booth 419
Tonnellerie Quintessence
Booth 427
EMD Chemicals Inc
Booth 433
Fireman’s Fund Insurance Co
PO Box 5839
Napa, CA 94581
Phone: 707-255-6372 / Fax: 707-255-6462
Web site: www.napafermentation.com
Product: Corkers, Crushers/Destemmers,
Presses, Pumps, Stainless Steel Tanks
PO Box 1851
Sonoma, CA 95476
Phone: 707-935-3452 / Fax: 707-935-3422
Web site: www.tonnelleriequintessence.com
Product: Barrels
480 S Democrat Road
Gibbstown, NJ 08027
Phone: 856-423-6300 / Fax: 856-423-4389
Web site: www.emdchemicals.com
Product: Chemicals, Laboratory Equipment,
Measurement, Spectrophotometers
777 San Marin Drive
Novato, CA 94998
Phone: 415-899-2000 / Fax: 415-899-4275
Web site: www.firemansfund.com
Product: Insurance
Wine Business Monthly
110 West Napa Street
Sonoma, CA 95476
Phone: 707-939-0822 / Fax: 707-939-0833
Web site: www.winebusiness.com
Product: Trade Publication
Booth 416
Ganau America
EXHIBITOR
BOOTH LIST
21750 Eighth St East
Sonoma, CA 95476
Phone: 707-939-1774 / Fax: 707-939-0671
Web site: www.ganauamerica.com
1190 Kittyhawk Blvd
Phone: 707-836-2021 / Fax: 707-836-2266
Web site: www.kj.com
Booth 421
Winetech
2511 Napa Valley Corporate Drive Ste 112
Napa, CA 94558
Phone: 707-257-2080 / Fax: 707-257-2680
Web site: www.winetech.us
Product: Filters, Crossflow Microfilter Filters,
Winery Services
Booth 417
Westec Tank & Equipment Co
Booth 425 & 524
PO Box 338
1402 Grove St
Healdsburg, CA 95448
Phone: 707-431-9342 / Fax: 707-431-8809
Web site: www.westectank.com
Product: Equipment Fabrication, Shell/Tube
Heaters/Heat Exchangers, Receiving Equipment, Stainless Steel Tanks, Valves/Pipes/Fittings
StaVin Inc
Booth 418
Industrial Dynamics
Booth 426
University of California Davis
3100 Fujita Street
Torrance, CA 90274
Phone: 310-325-5633 / Fax: 310-257-2151
Web site: www.filtec.com
Product: Laser Coding Inspection Equipment
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Booth 420
Kendall-Jackson Nursery
PO Box 1693
Sausalito, CA 94966-1693
Phone: 415-924-1050 / Fax: 415-924-1750
Web site: www.stavin.com
Product: Barrels, Cooperage Supplies, Custom
Winemaking Supplies, Oak Chips, Oak Barrel
Alternatives
Dept of Viticulture & Enology
One Shields Avenue
Davis, CA 95616-8749
Phone: 530-752-0380 / Fax: 530-752-0382
Web site: http://wineserver.ucdavis.edu
Product: Teaching, Research & Industry
Outreach
Booth 428 & 430
Tonnellerie Allary
PO Box 339
Amity, OR 97101
Phone: 503-307-1593 / Fax: 503-835-0154
Web site: www.tonnellerie-allary.com
Product: Barrels
Booth 429
Ironclad Industrial Coatings
15895 Watts Valley Rd
Sanger, CA 93657
Phone: 559-960-8007 / Fax: 559-876-6510
Product: Flooring, Safety & Protective Equipment
Booth 431
Encore Glass Inc
4345 Industrial Way
Benicia, CA 94510
Phone: 707-745-4444 / Fax: 707-748-4444
Web site: www.encoreglass.com
Product: Bottles, Boxes, Capsules, Winery Services
Booth 432
Enartis
Via San Cassiano 99
Trecate, Italy
Phone: 39 0321790351 / Fax: 39 0321790347
Web site: www.enartis.com
Product: Bacterial Cultures, Chemical Ingredients, Enzymes, Fining Agents, Yeast
Cultures & Nutrients
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4115 Broad Street Ste B-5
San Luis Obispo, CA 93401
Phone: 805-544-4011 / Fax: 805-544-4294
Web site: www.wallacegroup.us
Product: Consultants, Control Systems, Engineers, Measurement, Wastewater Treatment
Booth 435
Stenner Pump Co
3174 De Salvo Road
Jacksonville, FL 32246
Phone: 904-641-1666 / Fax: 904-642-1012
Web site: www.stenner.com
Product: Pumps
Booth 500
Pall Corporation
25 Harbor Park Drive
Port Washington, NY 11050
Phone: 866-905-7255 / Fax: 516-625-3610
Web site: www.pall.com
Crossflow Microfilter Filters, Plate & Frame
Filters, Filter Media, Ultrafilters
EXHIBITOR
BOOTH LIST
Booth 415
Booth 501
Ramondin USA Inc
P O Box 2266
2557 Napa Valley Corporate Drive Ste G
Napa, CA 94558
Phone: 707-944-2277 / Fax: 707-257-1408
Product: Capsules
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Booth 508
Transition Equipment Co (TEC)
Booth 518
191 Seif Road
Piketon, OH 45661
Phone: 740-289-1251 / Fax: 740-289-1253
Web site: www.oakchipsinc.com
Product: Oak Chips
5408 Spain Avenue
Phone: 707-537-7787 / Fax: 707-537-7174
Web site: www.transitionequipment.com
Product: Bottling Equipment, Crushers/Destemmers, Presses, Tanks, Used Equipment
Euro-Machines Inc
Booth 503
Hanna Instruments
584 Park East Drive
Woonsocket, RI 02895
Phone: 401-765-7500 / Fax: 401-762-5064
Web site: www.hannainst.com
Product: Control Systems, Fertilizer Applicators, Irrigation, Laboratory Equipment, pH Meters
Booth 504
GlobalCap North America
109 Camino Dorado Ste 200
Napa, CA 94558
Phone: 707-718-3987 / Fax: 707-864-8627
Web site: www.globalcap-wineclosures.com
EXHIBITOR
BOOTH LIST
Booth 505 & 507
Canton Cooperage
1401 17th Street Ste 750
Denver, CO 80202-1396
Phone: 800-321-1135 / Fax: 303-423-4831
Web site: www.denverinstrument.com
Product: pH Meters, Scales
Booth 510
Snowden Enterprises Inc
PO Box 751
Fresno, CA 93712-0751
Phone: 559-237-5546 / Fax: 559-237-6383
Product: Sulfur Dioxide
Booth 511
Wines & Vines
5803 Skylane Blvd Ste C
Windsor, CA 95492
Phone: 707-836-9742 / Fax: 707-836-9759
Web site: www.cantoncooperage.com
Product: Barrels, Cooperage Supplies, Oak Chips
1800 Lincoln Ave
San Rafael, CA 94901
Phone: 415-453-9700 / Fax: 415-453-2517
Web site: www.winesandvines.com
Product: Computer Software/Systems, Trade Publication
Booth 506
Booth 514 & 516
Wine Appreciation Guild
Kennedy/Jenks Consultants
622 Folsom Street
Phone: 415-243-2150 / Fax: 415-896-0999
Web site: www.kennedyjenks.com/wine
Product: Consultants, Civil Engineers, Process
Engineers, Wastewater Treatment, Waste
Disposal/Treatment
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Booth 509
Denver Instrument
360 Swift Ave Ste 30
South San Francisco, CA 94080
Phone: 800-231-9463 / Fax: 650-866-3513
Web site: www.wineappreciation.com
Product: Motif Ware/Gift Ware, Point of Purchase Display Materials, Tasting Room Supplies, Wine Glasses, Corkscrews
4950 Fulton Drive Unit E
Cordelia, CA 94534-1641
Phone: 707-864-5800 / Fax: 707-864-5879
Web site: www.euromachinesusa.com
Product: Crushers/Destemmers, Harvesting
Equipment, Presses, Pumps, Tanks
7599 Redwood Blvd Ste 103
Novato, CA 94945
Phone: 415-209-9463 (WINE)
Fax: 415-209-0079
Web site: www.turrentinebrokerage.com
Product: Concentrate Brokerage, Grape Brokerage, Wine Brokerage, Consultants
Booth 525
ARS / Pressure Washer Co
12900 Lakeland Road
Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670
Phone: 562-946-3505 / Fax: 562-946-4120
Web site: www.cleanwinery.com
Product: Cleaning Equipment, Humidity Control Systems, Foggers, Motif Ware/Gift
Ware, Sanitation Equipment
Booth 526
Michael Dusi Trucking
3230 Riverside Avenue Ste 150
Paso Robles, CA 93446
Phone: 805-237-9499 / Fax: 805-237-9599
Web site: www.michaeldusitrucking.com
Product: Harvesting Equipment, Trailers
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Windsor, CA 95492
Phone: 707-838-6312 / Fax: 707-838-1765
Web site: www.vinquiry.com
Product: Analytical Services, Consultants,
Fining Agents, Laboratory Equipment, Yeast
Booth 528
GK Machine
Booth 520
Turrentine Brokerage
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Donald, OR 97020
Phone: 503-678-5525 / Fax: 503-678-5693
Web site: www.gkmachine.com
Product: Vineyard Tractors, Vineyard Sprayers
Booth 529
Cuno Inc a 3M company
400 Research Parkway
Meriden, CT 06450
Phone: 203-237-5541 or 800-243-6894
Fax: 203-630-4530
Web site: www.cuno.com
Product: Filter Media, Conventional Membrane Filters, Diatomaceous Earth Filters
Booth 530
Della Toffola Spa
Via Feltrina 72
Signoressa Di Trevignano, 31040
Italy
Phone: 39 0423 6772 / Fax: 39 0423 670841
Web site: www.dellatoffola.it
Product: Crushers/Destemmers, Filters, Membrane Presses, Pumps, Refrigeration
Equipment
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BOOTH LIST
Booth 502
OC Inc
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Lake County Winegrape Commission
PO Box 877
Lakeport, CA 95453
Phone: 707-995-3421 ext 401
Fax: 707-995-3618
Web site: www.lakecountywinegrape.org
Product: Trade Association & Organization,
Premium Northcoast Winegrapes & Juice
Booth 532
AERIS
3220 Santa Rosa Ave
Phone: 707-575-8654 / Fax: 707-575-3949
Product: Chemicals, Gases, Hoses & Fittings,
Welding & Supplies, Valves/Pipes/Fittings
Booth 533
CDFA’s PD/GWSS Board
EXHIBITOR
BOOTH LIST
1114 Jones St
Martinez, CA 94553
Phone: 925-370-9777 / Fax: 925-370-9811
Web site: www.cdfa.ca.gov/gwss/
Product: Trade Association & Organization
Booth 538
DryFog.US
Booth 603
Bird Gard LLC
Booth 608
Rich Xiberta/Magrenan
269 South Beverly Dr Ste 1199
Beverly Hills, CA 90212
Phone: 800-921-5230 / Fax: 310-388-5677
Web site: www.dryfog.us
Product: Humidity Control Systems, Foggers,
Humidity Measurement
PO Box 1690
254 W Adams Ave
Sisters, OR 97759
Phone: 541-549-0205
888-332-2328 / Fax: 541-549-5286
Web site: www.birdgard.com
Product: Bird Alarms/Cannons, Consultants,
Vineyard Supplies
450 Aaron Street
Cotati, CA 94931
Phone: 707-795-1800 / Fax: 707-795-1667
Web site: www.xiberta.com
Product: Bungs, Cleaning Equipment, Corks/Closures
Booth 539
W Silver Inc
PO Box 12904
El Paso, TX 79913
Phone: 915-217-2984 / Fax: 915-886-5610
Web site: www.wsilverinc.com
Product: Fencing, Trellises, Vineyard Supplies
Booth 600 & 602
Gusmer Enterprises
81 M Street
Fresno, CA 93721
Phone: 559-485-2692 / Fax: 559-485-4254
Web site: www.gusmerenterprises.com
Product: Bacterial Cultures, Enzymes, Filters,
Fining Agents, Oak Chips
Booth 534
SunTechnics
Booth 601
660 J St Ste 270
Phone: 888-786-8321 / Fax: 916-442-3823
Web site: www.suntechnicsusa.com
Product: Consultants, Electrical Engineers,
Solar Energy
Western Square
Booth 535
1621 N Broadway Ave
Stockton, CA 95205
Phone: 209-944-0921 / Fax: 209-944-0934
Web site: www.westernsquare.com
Product: Barrel Pallets/Racks, Gondolas, Safety
& Protective Equipment, Trailers
Zork USA
951 Douglas Road
Batavia, IL 60510
Phone: 630-326-2144 / Fax: 630-406-8442
Web site: www.zorkusa.com
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Booth 604
Cat Rental Power
2828 Teagarden St
San Leandro, CA 94577
Phone: 510-618-5556 / Fax: 510-352-2064
Web site: www.cat.com
Product: Temperature Control Systems, Equipment Financing/Leasing, Refrigeration
Equipment, Pumps, Used Equipment
Booth 605
Westfalia Separator Inc
Booth 609
Alpine Scientific Inc
4322 El Macero Drive
Davis, CA 95618
Phone: 530-756-6082 / Fax: 530-756-8406
Web site: www.alpinescientific.com
Product: Laboratory Equipment, pH Meters,
Spectrophotometers
Booth 610
100 Fairway Court
Northvale, NJ 07647
Phone: 800-722-6622 / Fax: 201-784-4331
Web site: www.wsus.com
Product: Centrifuges, Centrifuge Repair
Service
Booth 606
STAR Filters
100 W Fourth Street
Elmira, NY 14901
Phone: 607-733-7121 / Fax: 607-735-0836
Web site: www.starfilters.com
Product: Filter Media, Lees Filters, Plate &
Frame Filters, Conventional Membrane Filters
3137 Dwight Road Ste 700
Elk Grove, CA 95758
Phone: 916-394-0864 / Fax: 916-394-8986
Web site: www.arthurengineering.com
Product: Consultants, Control Systems, Electrical Engineers
Booth 611 & 710
Nadalie USA/Tonnellerie Francaise
1401 Tubbs Lane
PO Box 798
Calistoga, CA 94515
Phone: 707-942-9301 / Fax: 707-942-5037
Web site: www.nadalie-usa.com
Product: Barrels, Bungs, Cooperage Supplies,
Oak Chips, Wood Tanks
EXHIBITOR
BOOTH LIST
Booth 531
Booth 607
Ledcor Construction Inc
433 Soscol Ave Ste 141-B
Napa, CA 94559
Phone: 707-257-5231 / Fax: 707-259-1257
Web site: www.ledcor.com
Product: Contractors
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Produce Careers Inc
PO Box 5512
Petaluma, CA 94955
Phone: 707-526-9809 / Fax: 707-526-9803
Web site: www.lallemandwine.com
Product: Bacterial Cultures, Enological Consultants, Enzymes, Fining Agents, Yeast
122 Le Point Street Ste 202
Arroyo Grande, CA 93420
Phone: 805-481-3200
925-258-9796 / Fax: 805-481-3545
Web site: www.producecareers.com
Product: Consultants
Seguin Moreau Napa Cooperage
151 Camino Dorado
Napa, CA 94558
Phone: 707-252-3408 / Fax: 707-252-0319
Web site: www.seguinmoreaunapa.com
Product: Barrels, Bungs, Cooperage Supplies, Wood Tanks
Booth 626
Silver State Stainless Inc
EXHIBITOR
BOOTH LIST
Lallemand
Booth 625
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Booth 628
Booth 629
VICAM
313 Pleasant Street
Watertown, MA 02472
Phone: 617-926-7045 / Fax: 617-923-8055
Web site: www.vicam.com
Product: Laboratory Equipment, Mycotoxin
Testing
Booth 630
NA Water Systems
Booth 633
Anzen Biosciences
Booth 639 & 738
Flextank Inc
12435 Loma Rica Drive Ste I
Grass Valley, CA 95945-9059
Phone: 530-272-5500 / Fax: 530-477-8771
Web site: www.anzenbiosciences.com
Product: Analytical Services, Chemicals, Labelers, Laboratory Equipment, fast accurate
PCR equipment kit
1200 Knob Creek Drive
Athens, GA 30606
Phone: 706-316-1622 / Fax: 706-534-8704
Web site: www.flextank.biz
Product: Centrifugal Pumps, Polyethylene
Tanks, Valves/Pipes/Fittings
Booth 634
The Barrel Mill
640 Chinook Avenue SW
Avon, MN 56310
Phone: 800-201-7125 / Fax: 320-356-9131
Web site: www.thebarrelmill.com
Product: Barrels, Oak Chips
Booth 635
CPS
12 Industrial Parkway Ste E1
Moundhouse, NV 89706
Phone: 775-246-1180 / Fax: 775-246-1183
Web site: www.silverstatestainless.com
Product: Stainless Steel Tanks
Booth 627
Enocapsule Inc
Booth 631
Vinotec Napa
250 Aime-Vincent
Vaudreuil, Quebec J7V 5V5
Canada
Phone: 450-424-2131 / Fax: 450-424-0864
Web site: www.enocapsule.com
Product: Capsules
607 Cabot Way
Napa, CA 94559
Phone: 707-224-1813 / Fax: 707-224-4028
Product: Winery Services
1664 Watson Court
Milpitas, CA 95035
Phone: 408-262-6111 / Fax: 408-262-6358
Web site: www.landmarklabel.com
Product: Label Printing & Paper, Point of Purchase Display Materials, Packaging Materials,
Warehouse Equipment
Booth 632
VinNOW by Update Software
Booth 638
Adaptive Analyzer Technologies Inc
14620 S Highway 101
Hopland, CA 95449
Phone: 707-744-1898 / Fax: 707-744-1138
Web site: www.vinnow.com
Product: Computer Software/Systems, eCommerce
115 W 30th Street
New York, NY 10001
Phone: 212-393-9540 / Fax: 212-393-9538
Web site: www.analyze.com
Product: Analytical Services, Consultants,
Measurement, Laboratory Equipment, Spectrophotometers
Booth 637
Landmark Label Manufacturing Inc
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PO Box 153
St Helena, CA 94574-0153
Phone: 707-584-7902 / Fax: 707-584-7955
Web site: www.vintnerssupply.com
Product: Chemicals, Filter Media, Filters,
Enzymes, Yeast Cultures & Nutrients
Booth 701
PO Box 2860
Danville, CA 94526
Phone: 925-551-7796 / Fax: 925-551-7797
Web site: www.chemproof.com
Product: Flooring, Paints & Seals/Protective
Coatings, Safety & Protective Equipment
250 Airside Drive, Airside Business Park
Moon Township, PA 15108
Phone: 412-809-6712 / Fax: 412-809-6711
Web site: www.nawatersystems.com
Product: Consultants, Engineers, Filters,
Wastewater Treatment
Booth 700
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Wine Caves
1550 Airport Blvd Ste 201
Phone: 707-526-4500 / Fax: 707-568-4035
Web site: www.nordby.net
Product: Cave Excavation/Caves, Contractors
Booth 702
ACI Cork USA
2870 Cordelia Road Ste 150
Fairfield, CA 94534
Phone: 707-426-3566 / Fax: 707-426-2358
Web site: www.acicorkusa.com
EXHIBITOR
BOOTH LIST
Booth 624
Booth 703
Mistral Barrels Inc
1907 N Kelly Rd
Napa, CA 94558
Phone: 707-265-7900 / Fax: 707-265-7715
Web site: www.mistralbarrels.com
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Booth 704 & 706
Duarte Nursery Inc
Booth 715
Lesaffre Yeast Corp
Booth 726
Oeneo Closures USA
Booth 800
Aquarius Brands Inc
1555 Baldwin Road
Hughson, CA 95326
Phone: 209-531-0351 / Fax: 209-531-0352
Web site: www.duartenursery.com
Product: Viticultural Consultants, Grapevines/Rootstock
PO Box 320310
San Francisco, CA 94132-0310
Phone: 415-999-9186 / Fax: 414-615-4000
Web site: www.lesaffreyeastcorp.com
Product: Yeast Cultures & Nutrients
902 Enterprise Way Ste M
Napa, CA 94558
Phone: 707-256-2830 / Fax: 707-256-2831
Web site: www.oeneoclosuresusa.com
Booth 717
Napa Wooden Box Co
Booth 728
Roll Forming Corp
PO Box 3760
1450 E Francis St
Ontario, CA 91761
Phone: 909-395-5200 ext 228
Fax: 909-395-5201
Web site: www.aquariusbrands.com
Product: Filters, Drip Irrigation, Hoses & Fittings, Valves/Pipes/Fittings
PO Box 850
Napa, CA 94559
Phone: 707-224-6400 / Fax: 707-224-1613
Web site: www.napawoodenbox.com
Product: Boxes, Point of Purchase Display
Materials, Packaging Materials
PO Box 369
Shelbyville, KY 40066
Phone: 502-633-4435 / Fax: 502-633-5824
Web site: www.voestalpine.com/rfc/en
Product: Vine-tying Supplies, Vineyard Supplies, Trellises
Booth 719
Vin Table
Booth 730
Agajanian Vineyards
PO Box 405
Ambler, PA 19002-0405
Phone: 215-628-4668 / Fax: 215-542-9903
Web site: www.vintable.com
Product: Bungs, Custom Winemaking Supplies, Motif Ware/Gift Ware, Tasting Room
Supplies
10174 Highway 41
Madera, CA 93636
Phone: 559-448-0558 / Fax: 559-448-0565
Web site: www.agajanian.com
Product: Concentrate Brokerage, Grape Brokerage, Wine Brokerage
5900-B Northwoods Parkway
Charlotte, NC 28269
Phone: 800-345-8462 / Fax: 704-921-1960
Web site: www.domnickhunter.com
Gases, Gas Generators
Booth 708
Bank of the West
601 J Street Ste 203
Phone: 916-492-5846 / Fax: 916-441-0989
Web site: www.bankofthewest.com
Product: Financial Services, Equipment Financing/Leasing, Vineyard Financing/
Leasing, Winery Financing/Leasing
Booth 709
EXHIBITOR
BOOTH LIST
ConeTech Inc
1450 Airport Blvd Ste 180
Phone: 707-577-7500 / Fax: 707-577-7511
Web site: www.conetech.com
Product: Alcohol Adjustment Concentrators,
Insulation Materials, Presses, Rotary Fermentors, Tank Mixers/Agitators
Booth 715
American Tartaric Products Inc
1230 Shiloh Rd
Windsor, CA 95492
Phone: 707-836-6840 / Fax: 707-836-6843
Email: [email protected] Web: www.americantartaric.com Product: Bacterial Cultures, Chemicals, Filters,
Enzymes, Yeast Cultures & Nutrients
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Booth 721
Innerstave LLC
21660 8th Street East
Sonoma, CA 95476
Phone: 707-996-8781 / Fax: 707-996-1157
Web site: www.innerstave.com
Product: Barrels, Cooperage Supplies, Flavoring Agents, Oak Chips, Wood Tanks
Booth 724
Vineyard & Winery Management
PO Box 2358
Windsor, CA 95492-2358
Phone: 800-535-5670 / Fax: 707-836-6825
Web site: www.vwm-online.com
Product: Trade Publication, Wine Industry
Expositions
Booth 732
Tonnellerie Radoux/Pronektar
480 Aviation Blvd
Phone: 707-284-2888 / Fax: 707-284-2894
Web site: www.radouxcooperage.com
Product: Barrels, Labelers, Oak Chips, Wood Tanks
Booth 734
Ocean Optics Inc
830 Douglas Avenue
Dunedin, FL 34698
Phone: 727-733-2447 / Fax: 727-733-3962
Web site: www.oceanoptics.com
Product: Laboratory Equipment, Measurement
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Cryotech International
745-B Camden Ave
Campbell, CA 95008
Phone: 408-371-3303 ext 1061
Fax: 408-866-8371
Web site: www.cryotechinternational.com
Product: Bottling Equipment, Liquid Nitrogen Inerting
Booth 802
Decagon Devices Inc
950 NE Nelson Ct
Pullman, WA 99163
Phone: 509-332-2756 / Fax: 509-332-5158
Web site: www.decagon.com
Product: Irrigation, Soil Moisture Measurement, Soil Testing & Analysis
Booth 803
USDA-Agricultural Research Service
630 W North Street
Geneva, NY 14456
Phone: 315-787-2340 / Fax: 315-787-2339
Web site: www.ars.usda.gov
EXHIBITOR
BOOTH LIST
Booth 705
domnick hunter
Booth 804
Alasco Rubber & Plastics Corp
3432 Roberto Court
Phone: 805-543-3008 / Fax: 805-543-5349
Web site: www.alasco.com
Product: Bungs, Barrels, Custom Winemaking
Supplies
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PO Box 718
Plymouth, CA 95669
Phone: 209-245-6772 / Fax: 209-245-6772
Web site: www.amadorwinegrapes.org
Booth 807
Purac America Inc
111 Barclay Blvd
Lincolnshire, IL 60069
Phone: 847-634-6330 / Fax: 847-634-1992
Web site: www.purac.com
Product: Chemical Ingredients, Flavoring Agents
Booth 809
Guillaume Grapevine Nursery
22122 Karnak Road
Knights Landing, CA 95645
Phone: 530-908-2921 / Fax: 530-735-6821
Web site: www.guillaume.fr
Product: Grapevines/Rootstock, Bench Graft,
Rooting
EXHIBITOR
BOOTH LIST
Booth 811
EP Aeration
645 D Tank Farm Rd
Phone: 805-541-6140 / Fax: 805-541-6149
Web site: www.epaeration.com
Product: Aerators, Ozone, Wastewater Treatment
Booth 814
Gamajet Cleaning Systems Inc
PO Box 626
Devault, PA 19432-0626
Phone: 610-408-9940
877-426-2538 / Fax: 610-408-9945
Web site: www.gamajet.com
Product: Tank Cleaning Equipment, Barrel
Cleaning Equipment, Other Cleaning Equipment
Booth 815
P & L Specialties
1650 Almar Parkway
Santa Rosa, CA 95403-8253
Phone: 707-573-3141 ext 102
Fax: 707-573-3140
Web site: www.pnlspecialties.com
Product: Crushers/Destemmers, Conveyors,
Grape Inspection, Membrane Presses, Receiving Equipment
Booth 818
NovaVine
Booth 820
Criveller California Corp
6735 Sonoma Highway
Phone: 707-539-5678 / Fax: 707-539-2819
Web site: www.novavine.com
10350 Old Redwood Hwy
Windsor, CA 95492
Phone: 707-838-2222 / Fax: 707-838-2242
Web site: www.criveller.com
Product: Bottling Equipment, Crushers/Destemmers, Plate & Frame Filters, Centrifugal Pumps, Stainless Steel Tanks
Booth 819
Akeena Solar Inc
605 University Avenue
Los Gatos, CA 95032
Phone: 408-395-7774 / Fax: 408-395-7979
Web site: www.akeena.net
Product: Consultants, Contractors, Electrical Engineers, Solar Power Systems for
Residential and Commercial Installations
Booth 821
Trust International Corp
501 South Flager Drive Ste 300
West Palm Beach, FL 33401
Phone: 561-540-4043 / Fax: 561-540-4048
Web site: www.barrelmakers.com
Booth 816
Vacuum Barrier Corp
4 Barten Lane
Woburn, MA 01801
Phone: 781-933-3570 / Fax: 781-932-9428
Web site: www.vacuumbarrier.com
Product: Bottling Equipment, Corks/
Closures, Gases
Booth 817
Pasco Poly Inc
407 River Dock Road
Weiser, ID 83672
Phone: 208-549-1861 / Fax: 208-549-1141
Web site: www.pascopoly.com
Product: Refrigeration Equipment, Polyethylene Tanks
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BOOTH LIST
Booth 805
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Duarte Nursery Inc.
1555 Baldwin Road
Hughson, CA 95326
(209) 531-0351 phone
(209) 531-0352 fax
www.duartenursery.com
Come visit us in booth #704 & #706
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Product Guide
Alcohol Adjustment Concentrators
ConeTech Inc......................................709
Vinovation Inc.........................104 & 106
Analytical Services
Vinquiry Inc.......................................527
Architects
Hall & Bartley.....................................302
Automatic Control Equipment
Dynamax Inc......................................406
Bacterial Cultures
Enartis.................................................432
Gusmer Enterprises..................600 & 602
Lallemand...........................................624
Scott Laboratories Inc.........................103
Bag-n-Box Containers
PRODUCT
GUIDE
Barrel Pallets/Racks
Western Square...................................601
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Barrels
Artisan Barrels..........................303 & 305
Barrel Builders.....................................333
The Barrel Mill...................................634
Barrels Unlimited Inc..........................403
Innerstave LLC...................................721
Schultz Trading Co..............................408
Seguin Moreau Napa Cooperage.........625
StaVin Inc................................425 & 524
Tonnellerie Allary.....................428 & 430
Tonnellerie Quintessence.....................419
World Cooperage................................115
Bird Alarms/Cannons
Bird Gard LLC....................................603
Bottles
Encore Glass Inc..................................431
Obsidian.............................................224
Bottling Equipment
AWS/Prospero..........................309 & 311
Cryotech International........................801
Boxes
Encore Glass Inc..................................431
Brokerage
Agajanian Vineyards............................730
Bungs
Barrel Builders.....................................333
Vin Table............................................719
Capsules
Encore Glass Inc..................................431
Enocapsule Inc....................................627
Ramondin USA Inc.............................501
Cave Excavation/Caves
Nordby Construction/Nordby Wine Caves......................................701
Centrifuge Repair Service
Centrifuges
Chemicals
AaquaTools Inc........................325 & 424
AERIS.................................................532
Barrel Builders.....................................333
Enartis.................................................432
Vintners Supply Co.............................700
Cleaning Equipment
AaquaTools Inc........................325 & 424
Gamajet Cleaning Systems Inc............814
Computer Software/Systems
Wines & Vines....................................511
Consultants
Akeena Solar Inc.................................819
Arthur Engineering Inc.......................610
Bird Gard LLC....................................603
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Kennedy/Jenks Consultants.................506
Lallemand...........................................624
NA Water Systems..............................630
Produce Careers Inc............................628
Stoel Rives LLP...................................409
SunTechnics........................................534
Vinovation Inc.........................104 & 106
Vinquiry Inc.......................................527
Wallace Group....................................434
Wallace-Kuhl & Associates..................118
Contractors
Akeena Solar Inc.................................819
Ledcor Construction Inc.....................607
Nordby Construction/Nordby Wine Caves......................................701
Control Systems
Cat Rental Power................................604
DryFog.US..........................................538
Dynamax Inc......................................406
Wallace Group....................................434
Conveyors
P & L Specialties.................................815
Cooperage Supplies
Artisan Barrels..........................303 & 305
Innerstave LLC...................................721
StaVin Inc................................425 & 524
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Aerators
EP Aeration.........................................811
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Corks/Closures
ACI Cork USA....................................702
Beltappo Inc........................................116
Ganau America...................................416
GlobalCap North America..................504
Oeneo Closures USA..........................726
Portocork America...................111 & 212
Supreme Corq LLC.............................402
Zork USA...........................................535
PRODUCT
GUIDE
Crushers/Destemmers
AWS/Prospero..........................309 & 311
Euro-Machines Inc..............................518
KLR Machines Inc..............................300
P & L Specialties.................................815
Enzymes
Enartis.................................................432
Lallemand...........................................624
Equipment Fabrication
Fencing
W Silver Inc........................................539
Fertilizer
Perfect Blend Organics.............121 & 123
Custom Winemaking Supplies
StaVin Inc................................425 & 524
Vin Table............................................719
Fertilizer Applicators
Dejuicers/Drainers
Filter Media
Cuno Inc a 3M Company...................529
Filtrox North America . ......................110
KLR Machines Inc..............................300
Pall Corp.............................................500
eCommerce
70
Engineers
Aggreko Inc.........................................304
Akeena Solar Inc.................................819
ENERFAB..........................................100
NA Water Systems..............................630
SunTechnics........................................534
Wallace Group....................................434
Fillers (Champagne/Wine)
STAR Filters........................................606
Filters
AWS/Prospero..........................309 & 311
CH Bull Co.............................125 & 226
Cuno Inc a 3M Company...................529
domnick hunter..................................705
Filtrox North America . ......................110
NA Water Systems..............................630
Pall Corp.............................................500
STAR Filters........................................606
Vinovation Inc.........................104 & 106
Winetech.............................................421
Financial Services
Bank of the West.................................708
Financing/Leasing
Bank of the West.................................708
Cat Rental Power................................604
Dumac Leasing/Exchange Bank..........112
Hansel Leasing....................................404
Stoel Rives LLP...................................409
Fining Agents
Enartis.................................................432
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Vinquiry Inc.......................................527
Flavoring Agents
Innerstave LLC...................................721
Flooring
CPS.....................................................635
Foggers
DryFog.US..........................................538
Gases
AERIS.................................................532
domnick hunter..................................705
Gondolas
Western Square...................................601
Grape Inspection
P & L Specialties.................................815
Grapevines/Rootstock
American & Lake County Nurseries . .319
California Grapevine Nursery Inc ......102
Guillaume Grapevine Nursery.............809
Kendall-Jackson Nursery.....................420
Mercier Grapevines, Mercier California
LLC DBA.........................................114
NovaVine............................................818
Sunridge Nurseries Inc........................210
Vintage Nurseries................................401
PRODUCT
GUIDE
Corkers
Harvesting Equipment
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Hoses & Fittings
AERIS.................................................532
Insecticides
Insulation Materials
ConeTech Inc......................................709
Insurance
Fireman’s Fund Insurance Co..............433
PRODUCT
GUIDE
Irrigation
Dynamax Inc......................................406
Labelers
AWS/Prospero..........................309 & 311
Labels
Laboratory Equipment
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Astoria-Pacific International ...............108
Ocean Optics Inc................................734
VICAM...............................................629
Vinquiry Inc.......................................527
Measurement
DryFog.US..........................................538
Dynamax Inc......................................406
Ocean Optics Inc................................734
Wallace Group....................................434
Motif Ware/Gift Ware - Wholesale
Vin Table............................................719
Nematocides
Oak Chips
Barrel Builders.....................................333
The Barrel Mill...................................634
evOAK by Oak Solutions Group.........120
Fine Northern Oak.............................320
Innerstave LLC...................................721
OC Inc................................................502
StaVin Inc................................425 & 524
Ozone
EP Aeration.........................................811
Packaging Materials
Supreme Corq LLC.............................402
Paints & Seals/Protective Coating
CPS.....................................................635
ENERFAB..........................................100
pH Meters
Point of Purchase Display
Materials
Presses
ConeTech Inc......................................709
KLR Machines Inc..............................300
P & L Specialties.................................815
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Cat Rental Power................................604
Flextank Inc.............................639 & 738
KLR Machines Inc..............................300
Stenner Pump Co................................435
Receiving Equipment
KLR Machines Inc..............................300
P & L Specialties.................................815
Refrigeration Equipment
Aggreko Inc.........................................304
Cat Rental Power................................604
Pasco Poly Inc.....................................817
Paul Mueller Company.......................301
Rotary Fermentors
ConeTech Inc......................................709
PRODUCT
GUIDE
Heaters/Heat Exchangers
AaquaTools Inc........................325 & 424
Aggreko Inc.........................................304
CH Bull Co.............................125 & 226
ENERFAB..........................................100
Safety & Protective Equipment
CH Bull Co.............................125 & 226
CPS.....................................................635
Western Square...................................601
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Scales
Soil Testing & Analysis
Spectrophotometers
PRODUCT
GUIDE
Tank Mixers/Agitators
ConeTech Inc......................................709
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Tanks
Artisan Barrels..........................303 & 305
AWS/Prospero..........................309 & 311
ENERFAB..........................................100
Flextank Inc.............................639 & 738
Innerstave LLC...................................721
Pasco Poly Inc.....................................817
Silver State Stainless Inc......................626
Tasting Room Supplies - Wholesale
Sacramento Cookie Factory.................312
Vin Table............................................719
Tractors
GK Machine.......................................528
Trade Associations &
Organizations
Association.......................................805
ASEV..................................................334
CDFA’s PD/GWSS Board...................533
Lake County Winegrape Commission531
Suisun Valley Grape Growers Assn......405
USDA-Agricultural Research Service...803
Trade Publication
Wine Business Monthly......................415
Wines & Vines....................................511
Trailers
Western Square...................................601
Trellises
W Silver Inc........................................539
Used Equipment
Cat Rental Power................................604
Valves/Pipes/Fittings
AERIS.................................................532
Flextank Inc.............................639 & 738
Vine-tying Supplies
Welding & Supplies
AERIS.................................................532
Vineyard Supplies
Bird Gard LLC....................................603
W Silver Inc........................................539
Wine Glasses
Wine Industry Expositions
Warehouse Equipment
CH Bull Co.............................125 & 226
Winery Services
Encore Glass Inc..................................431
Vinotec Napa......................................631
Vinovation Inc.........................104 & 106
Winetech.............................................421
Warhousing/Shipping/Trucking
Golden State Overnight......................314
Penninsula Transportation...................333
Yeast Cultures & Nutrients
Enartis.................................................432
Lallemand...........................................624
Lesaffre Yeast Corp..............................715
Vinquiry Inc.......................................527
Waste Disposal/Treatment
Wastewater Treatment
EP Aeration.........................................811
NA Water Systems..............................630
Wallace Group....................................434
Weather Monitoring Systems
Dynamax Inc......................................406
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AaquaTools Inc........................325 & 424
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ASEV Mission Statement
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we promote industry vitality through
the exchange of information and the support
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