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BUSINESS WIRE
October 2, 2007

Lodi International Wine Awards to utilize leading sensory scientists, statisticians and wine experts...
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PRESS RELEASE
January 28, 2008

Lodi International Wine Awards challenges winemakers to honor consumers' diverse tastes...
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ARTICLES

WALL STREET JOURNAL
January 19, 2008

The Wine Anti-Snob
Maveric entrepreneur, Tim Hanni, is trying to reinvent the American wine business. Part of his secret - he doesn't drink! 

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Wine Marketing for Diverse Palates

Anyone who has served wine to customers at a wine event or in a tasting room has witnessed the diversity of responses people will have when tasting the same wine. It may happen with your spouse or friends every time you dine! While some people will enjoy a big tannic cabernet sauvignon, others will grimace and complain about harsh, bitter flavors.

This very informative article by Liz Thach and Tim Hanni will help you learn the physiology of taste so you can help your customers understand their palate preferences.

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Other Articles

Heeger on Tim Hanni

How We Taste
Grape Leap Forward
Lodi becomes judging ground for a new swirl on judging wines...
Mark Dunne, March 19, 2008



Taste-bud Theory Put To The Test
The tasters have spoken and the results are final ...
Stacy Finz, Chronicle Staff Writer, March 14, 2008



  Which Wine Drinker Are You?
Consultant aims to demiystify taste as a simple matter of physiology ...
Jane Black, Washington Post Staff, March 12, 2008



   A Tasting Sensation
526 wines judged at inaugural Lodi International Wine Awards at Hutchins Street Square ...
Mark Lutz, March 12, 2008



Unconventional Wine Expert Says The Number Of Taste Buds Determines Your Wine Preferences
Wine expert Tim Hanni tells me I'm a closet White Zinfandel drinker...
Stacy Finz, Chronicle Staff Writer, March 14, 2008



  Lodi Wine Judging Tests New Method
The judging for the Lodi International Wine Awards will take place Tuesday and next Wednesday in Lodi ...
The Record, March 5, 2008