Editorial Clips of Fred Minnick

	Savoring Cognac: Historic Spirit Satisfies in Snifters or Sidecars The history of cognac and why the King of Brandy is special. Mistress of Mixology Costco member runs Wynn Lass Vegas cocktail program. Bagging the Prize Fashion lover creates handbag company after losing job.
	Appellation Spotlight: Cahors, France Where Malbec was started. RESTAURANT SPOTLIGHT: Corbett’s, Louisville Dean Corbett has brought Continental cuisine and fine wine to bourbon country. SPECIAL REPORT St. Émilion Wars The classification controversy is over. Or is it? SOMMELIER SPOTLIGHT Jason Smith, Bellagio This Master Sommelier is redefining the wine-director position from the vantage point of a luxury resort.
	Money Moves Lisa Bontje moved through a small Indian village with her digital camera � grabbing shots of village women dressed in multicolored saris. When Celebrities Slur Don Imus is heading back to the airwaves. Can Duane 'Dog' Chapman do the same? Mr. Tourism: One Man’s Plan to Save the Earth Since Conservation International’s inception in 1987, tourism has been an effective strategy for improving countries’ environmental practices, says Peter Seligmann, chief executive officer of the Washington, D.C.-based organization.
	Cover Story: A New Mark for Maker's Mark Famous bourbon brand creates new product. Cover Story: Sweet Success Tres Leches catches the mixology world by storm. Cover Story: Loyalty to the Crown Crown Royal Black Wins New Fans. Words with the World's Best Isa Bal, head sommelier at the Fat Duck, is the world's top sommelier. Cognac's New Allure The king of brandy finds new ways to attract American consumers. Beer Guy Celebrity Chef Rick Moonen prefers beer over wine.
	Kentucky Travel From Maker's Mark to horse racing, the Bluegrass State has a lot to offer. smart spending: It's a buyer's market for wines Much like other industries, wine producers and sellers are trying to survive.
	What About Bob? Bob Elliott found fame as part of the legendary “Bob & Ray” comedy duo. But he found happiness by writing his own life story.
	French Paradise The Dordogne region of Southwestern France awaits with great history and fine people, food, and wine. Texas Twosome “Hard work, I think, has been what’s kept all my family alive so long," reflects Luther Prunty, 95, a former POW who runs a ranch with Dorothy, his wife of 60 years. Derby Day: Off to the races For trainer Bennie Stutts Jr. the run for the roses is a dream come true. At 76, he makes his first Kentucky Derby. Strong Heart, Muscles, and Mind 100-year-old Frank Abercrombie defies all odds in the weight room.
	FUSE Ignites Nashville Opryland Resort gives the country town Vegas entertainment and class. Parasol Down Anchors Wynn Las Vegas Led by celebrity mixologist Patricia Richards, Parasol Down attracts Las Vegas guests with fine cocktails and an incredible decor.
	Franchise Companies Recruit Veterans Major companies, like Little Caesars, are discounting franchise fees for veterans. Cover Story: The War Within Iraq & Afghanistan veterans fight PTSD with all they have.
	Fallen But Not Forgotten More than 500 Guardsmen have died in the war on terror. Every one of them has a story often best told by loved ones. Higher Anxiety Quick returns to civilian life, spotty access to care, can make mental wounds tougher for rural soldiers.
	Peerless Finds Linux New operating system saves clothing company time and money. Authentically Hip Search and merchandising solution helps evo stay connected with its customers. Can We Talk? Click-to-call driving significant business for auto parts retailer. Face to Facebook Application allows online shoppers to get friends' opinions in real time.