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You Just Can't Get a Good '59 Petrus In This Town Any More
The age of the aging wine may be over in Chicago restaurants.
Trotter Auction Nears $1 Million Mark; Online Will Exceed Estimate
Trotter wine collection to break million dollar mark.
Trotter Wine Falls Off Back of Truck
Wine stolen from Charlie Trotter's collection en route to Christie's.
Trotter Wine Collection Goes To Christie's; $1 Million+ Estimated
Trotter wine collection can be yours.
Illinois Wines Will Survive Midwest Fruit Drought
Illinois wine survives, but may not thrive, in 2012 drought.
Wine Dinners Are the Happening Thing; Here's Where This Month
Wine dinners are busting out all over in June.
Finding Grace: How a Sommelier Builds a World-Class Wine List
Building the wine list in the second episode of Finding Grace.
Winemakers Everywhere! Wente, Gott, and More at Local Restaurants
Winemakers will be all over town in the next couple of weeks.
Perman Wine And Wine Writer Bill St. John Team Up For Wine Classes
Wine seminars with local experts.
What Alpana Learned From Cheese at Pastoral
Alpana Singh gets a cheese refresher course and has good tips for cheese afficionados.
Wine Expert Allegedly Used Blogspot to Slander Groupon Buyer Who Yelped
Groupon buyer sues wine expert for creating fake site defaming her.
Tall Mocha Decaf Caramel Macchiato Latte, and a Miller Lite?
Starbucks to open or remake 7 Chicago stores into evening cafes with beer and wine.
Subway Sandwich Robber Caught; Restaurants & Institutions Closes
Plus: Wine turning into the of choice for boys' night out, Pasta Bible has to be reprinted, and a "disgusting substance" found in Chef Boyardee can
Stone Brewing Arrives; Michigan Wines on the Rise
Plus: Starbucks' sizing prank, and Jamie Oliver's ratings boost, all in our morning news roundup.
Chicago Keeps its Salt; Chinese Wines Aim High
Plus: the immortal McDonald's happy meal, and a teacher blogs about school lunches, all in our morning news roundup.
Culinary School Enrollment Soars; The Trenta Lands in Arizona
Plus: Soda sales decline, and Marcela Valladolid's quest for fame, all in our morning news roundup.
Closing the River's Locks; Macarons Go Mainstream
Plus: Half Acre brewery phases out bottles, and Quizno's launches a major expansion, all in our morning news roundup.
![Amy Payne Takes Over NoMI's Wine Program [Update: Never Mind]](http://chicago.grubstreet.com/20100301_amypayne_146x97.jpg)
Amy Payne Takes Over NoMI's Wine Program [Update: Never Mind]
The restaurant's former assistant sommelier takes the top spot.