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Show The Salt (BH lake Tribune, Sunday, September 19, 1976 What wines sell best in Utah? code 725 or less than 50 cases. When you make your comparisons, bear in mind that there are six n jugs in a case. After you make your comparisons, ask yourself if you, as a commissioner or as the ULC director, could justify stocking such poor selling items particularly when you are restricted by law to a $2.5 million inventory. There are several ways for wine lovers to respond to these problems. First, and most obvious, is to special order some of the fine Pinot mentioned above, not Stony Hill or Chalone as their production is too limited. Secondly, agitate for at least one wine store that will handle a larger variety of premium wines. In case you missed the news item last July, construction of a new store No. 1 on 3rd East between 2nd and 3rd South has been halted due to its proximity to a church. Lastly, urge your state representatives end senators to increase the $2.5 million inventory ceiling. By Col. Jack E. Daniels Wine lovers, who have met John Moving either in wine classes at Westminster or at Les Arras tiu Vin tastings, know of his skill as a wnter (editor of The Wine Scene) and as a lecturer and consultant. The second f t, part of Johns excellent article K , on Pinot Chard Jinay appeared I H m last months issue of The ' ' Friends of Wine magazine. Pinot Chardonnay is the grape that is used in France for making Chablis, White Burgundy and many Cham- half-gallo- , Char-donna- ' pagnes. The Pinot Noir grape, , which is used to make Red Burgundy in France does not grow too well in California. However, the Pmot Chardonnay does very well in California and has won many blind tastings when placed against the greatest White Burgundies from Montrachet and Meursault. What are some of the best Pmot Chardonnays? High in any listing of Gold Medal winners and gatherers of wine tasting honors are Stony IIill, Chalone, Heitz Cellars, Beaulieu Vineyards, Chateau j Vlontelena, Freemark Mountain, Soring Abbey, Dq Vavacamas, Hanell and Martin Ray, Unfortunately, none of these is so lie found in our I tah stores We may well ask why we dont have at least two or three of these premium wineries represented on our local shelves. Before we condemn our ULC commissioners for shocking oversight, lets look at some sales figures. What sells in Utah? J j Ji SHORT NOTICE AUCTION d Never remove RAPIDS, Mich. upholstered covers from cushions to clean Zippers are used for better fit, not as an indication that covers should be removed or cleaned separately. In case of even slight shrinkage, covers may be difficult to replace. Pretest cleaner on an inconspicuous area of the upholstery. Apply the cleaner with a circular motion and work from the edges of the soiled area toward the center. Use as little moisture as possible to avoid wetting the cushioning and fiberfill. Allow upholster to dry thoroughly. A hair dryer set on "cool is helpful for fast drying of spots Lean damp cushions on paper toweling, not against another fabric of a different color which could result in color transfer. Drying time is usually about one hour. Vacuum or brush lightly to remove residue of soil and dried shampoo. GRAND of Rare Valuable Stock PERSIAN RUGS And Other Oriental Rugs r s? Us. jrh2 Pn . aw how being demanded tot and Orient,! 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