How To Use Vineyard In A Sentence

There are numerous non-French vineyards pumping out inauthentic champagne.
Tours of local vineyards can also be arranged. Times, Sunday Times
One day should be spent visiting some of the key vineyards, so I took advantage of the Discovery Pass and idled away two agreeable afternoons visiting Margaux and St Emilion.
The mine is a hive of activity with more traffic here than on the roads heading into the site, where visitors drive past a scenic vineyard. Times, Sunday Times
We do not come upon monster advertisements of antibilious pills, hair dye, or soap amid olive groves and vineyards. In the Heart of the Vosges And Other Sketches by a "Devious Traveller"

The castle stood on the point of a hill and sloping down on all sides were verdant hayfields, olive groves, vegetable gardens, fruit orchards, and vineyards.
They have not laboured in the vineyard long enough to accept the dynamics of the struggle that he has been engaged in.
There are barbecue facilities and a small picnic area overlooking the vineyard.
Here thematic chapters treat topics such as manors and granges, woods and parks, gardens and vineyards, and towns and transport, setting out in a big, fat book a valuable overview.
The tramway passed alongside vineyards, an itinerary inciting Simon to expatiate on harvesting grapes.
The dancers all look like they're more suited to stomping on grapes in a vineyard.
It survived the epidemic grape phylloxera in the second half of the 19th century, which destroyed much of Europe's vineyards.
Even the arrivistes in California understood the sophistication required for a vigneron, commissioning fine architects to enhance their vineyards with beautiful buildings.
As we drove north from Santenay we passed the vineyards of Chassagne and shortly arrived at the holiest of holies, the walled vineyard of Montrachet, which is located mid-slope of the hill, the sweet spot. The Grace Kelly of Wines
My beloved is to me a cluster of henna blossoms In the vineyards of Engedi.
The grapes came from Granite Hill Vineyard, and the winemaker is Tony Coturri, who makes his own wines in California.
The first day took me through beautiful vineyards, apple orchards, wild flower meadows and deserted villages along a wide valley. The Sun
The first day took me through beautiful vineyards, apple orchards, wild flower meadows and deserted villages along a wide valley. The Sun
The sirocco of North Africa can afflict the vineyards of southern Europe, occasionally reaching France.
Wine from vineyards with saline soils may contain elevated levels of salt.
If the owner's froideur doesn't deter you, this 10-room semi-troglodyte hotel overlooking the vineyards of Saumur-Champigny has a lot to offer: a charming site; thematically decorated rooms; and, above all, a dramatic heated swimming pool carved into the rock of its own troglodyte cave. Soul Food
It boasts an ideal cool climate for the grape, as bodies of water near the vineyards keep temperatures moderate.
This woody, hilly temperate land with occasionally steep, sometimes even terraced vineyards of limestone and clay is ideal for the production of relatively delicate, fruity white wines.
In most parts of the world the vineyard is a well-defined entity, generally well demarcated by the borders of the straight rows.
It's such a pretty place, and we really enjoy stopping by the various vineyards and tasting the local product.
They will follow the tiny paths over the mountains and through the famous vineyards of Rioja before skirting the cities of Burgos, Leon and Lugo.
Louis XI spoke of "la goutte d'or" (the golden drop) in the wines, and Mr. Joly has a picture of Louis the XIV touring the vineyards in a chariot. Mr. Joly's Particularly Pure Terroir
The landscape was barren and featureless, a bruised mix of yellow earth and salted vineyards. Times, Sunday Times
The mineral elements most likely to be deficient in vineyards are nitrogen, potassium, phosphorus, zinc, boron, iron, manganese, and magnesium.
Nearly 75% ofwine sales in the Finger Lakes occur on site; many larger wineries lease production space; and a vineyard takes quite a fewyears to produce grapes. Red Tail Ridge Winery: A Different Kind of Investment
It was also an exceptional year for berries and fruits, and promises to be a good vintage for British vineyards. Times, Sunday Times
The grey, flinty slopes covered in the serried ranks of vineyards, gave way to the high pastures, the Alpine meadows, which nourished the famed cattle of Switzerland.
Pro-Russian billboards -- "Russia and Abkhazia: together for prosperity" -- dotted the streets of Sukhumi, which is nestled among vineyards and orchards on the Black Sea coast. News on www.kyivpost.com
When my wife worked for an important Napa Valley winery, at all parties involving management, winery worker snad vineyard workers, there was very little social interaction between the three groups and any attempt to break the ice would have embarrassed just about everybody. Bubba�s
The island is beautiful, with vineyards covering the rolling hills and orchards of olives and fruit trees texturing the mountainsides.
Mr. Obama and his family will spend the next week on vacation, at the Camp David presidential retreat in Maryland and on the Atlantic resort island of Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts.
Great Wall sells a $72 red wine in an individual wooden case with a glass cover that slides open to reveal the wine, resting on a bed of straw, with the label showing nothing more than a painting of a vineyard. Giddy Times for Chinese Wines
In very weedy vineyards the weeds may also compete with the vines for light.
Up next was the 1990 Mount Mary Vineyard Lilydale Cabernets Quintets, a lighter but rewarding style of cabernet that showing very well with a secondary blackcurrant note, lovely delicacy and great precision with no greenness or herbaciousness. A historic tasting Down Under – Bin 60A, Grange, Hill of Grace | Dr Vino's wine blog
Here, you'll see how grapes go from the vineyard, to the de-stemmer (you can work the line if you ask nicely), to the crusher and then to the fermentation tanks. Travel: Grape Escapes
Olson also encouraged operators to treat spirits as food and to expand the ultra-premium shelf with such offerings as single village mescals and single vineyard Cognacs.
It was through that and visiting vineyards while travelling with her husband that their love of the grape grew.
Its vineyards 127 produce mainly red wines as well as smaller amounts of whites. The Wine Roads of France
The house specializes in very old premium cognacs blended solely from grapes grown and distilled in the immediately surrounding vineyards of Grande Champagne — one of the six growing areas for cognac and the appellation credited with producing the subtlest of slow-aging cognacs. A Slow Path to Perfection
He discusses, in some detail, his philosophy of viticulture, his history as a farmer in France, and his vineyard practices.
A fruitful, productive vineyard is a thing of beauty. Christianity Today
CLOS DU TUE-BOEUF: The name tue boeuf means kill cow in English might sound more Native American than French, but such is the name of this vineyard estate belonging to the Puzelat brothers. A Year of Wine
Originally the farm had been a vineyard, like most farms in Catalunya.
A subtle and refined wine created from grapes selected from asingle-source vineyard, this is the type of wine that does a little something different every time it's tried. Jason Feulner
The word terroir is also used in an extended sense to describe the soil together with the associated climatic conditions of a district or a vineyard; the English equivalent might be microclimate. Brad Haskel: Terroir: The Dividing Line in Wine
Those include 200 acres of land adjacent to the estate that once had a nine-hole golf course designed by Arnold Palmer, a 900-acre vineyard and a failed real estate development where Kluge had planned to market luxury "farmettes" with their own grapevines. Trump in talks to buy socialite Kluge's Charlottesville vineyard and estate
You'll find stunning vineyard landscapes and majestic mountain vistas along the way, and if it's harvest time there are feasts and festivals galore.
The labour input was high, and vineyards on the plains required between 70 and 80 man-days per hectare per year.
Magdalena is one of the warmest mesoclimates in the Finger Lakes, and it makes a richer wine than the HJW Vineyard. Cautiously Raising a Glass to Single-Vineyard Finger Lakes Wines
Typically, the French are so devoted to putting the region, village and vineyard on the label that they do not bother to mention the sole variety that these great white burgundies are made from - Chardonnay.
It is a blend of usually the three best recent vintages, from the best vineyards and the best grapes.
Grapes grown on Padthaway vineyard have a proven record for producing botrytis affected Riesling of outstanding quality; however, vintage conditions for such a wine have only occurred three times in the last nine years.
Varying aspects and mixture of different soils and sub-soils allow vineyard owners to grow many varieties of grapes: Riesling, muscat, Pinot Gris, Pinot Blanc, Sylvaner and Chardonnay.
There's just one bedroom that leads to a large sun terrace with views over the vineyards and olive groves. Times, Sunday Times
Venge, who also produces Calistoga Ranch's private-label Cabernet, speeds up the typical lengthy blending process by offering just three varietals - a Stagecoach Cabernet and Syrah as well as a Merlot from his father's Saddleback vineyard. SFGate: Top News Stories
The farm was beside Lake Eyrie and rain, along with bitter winds, would sweep over the vineyard.
In particular, I want to drive up the Douro valley from Porto to the vineyards where the grapes for port wine are grown, and I want to see more of the estuaries of the Galician coast.
The men were hard at work in the vineyards, were shoeing their horses, or were tending to the cattle.
Global warming and better practices in the vineyard and the winery have transformed the Loire. Times, Sunday Times
This vineyard is right off Beartown Road adjacent to the winery and Route 14. Vineyard Visuals
Many of these vineyards survived, partly out of neglect, and partly because of the popularity of White Zinfandel, a cloyingly sweet "blush" wine created at Sutter Home Vineyard in 1975. The Power and Punch of Zinfandel
In its simplest form, grape sampling might consist of selecting some berries haphazardly from the vineyard and expressing juice into a refractometer to measure sugar content.
It survived the epidemic grape phylloxera in the second half of the 19th century, which destroyed much of Europe's vineyards.
My father grew up on a vineyard outside of Avellino, Italy, so I guess it may be in the blood. The New York Cork Report:
Brothers and sisters work in the cellars, stockrooms and vineyards.
With researchers saying that the fungus attacks plants through the cuts made by pruning, some vineyards have stopped pruning, but this also diminishes production. Times, Sunday Times
Dining room and bedrooms overlook the vineyards. The Wine Roads of France
Jason Haas, general manager at Tablas Creek in Paso Robles, opens his books for us and walks us through his decision-making on whether a vineyard is worth developing to make a wine under $20. Inventor of box wine, wineonomics, “sham” — sipped and spit | Dr Vino's wine blog
Although there are many hundreds of villages that make wine in Burgundy, very few have vineyards with Grand Cru status.
They are all from the same producer, same grape, same region, but different vintages and vineyards.
Bonny Doon Vineyard of Santa Cruz uses grape spirits to fortify Framboise, its raspberry wine.
I particularly liked the Home Vineyard cuvee, which is made in maddeningly small quantities. The Pour
The earliest vineyards were selected to provide a sunny aspect, commonly on a hillside slope, a sufficient depth of soil, and access to water for the roots.
There are pretty riverside towns and vineyards, too. Times, Sunday Times
The bus station is set to be built on what is currently Osborne Street, and link with the proposed Vineyard Gate shopping development.
This time I continued out the village gate and less than a verst up the road to the vineyards. Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine
As the classification in Burgundy is given to the vineyard, not to the château or the domaine, the quality of the wine can vary tremendously when a vineyard changes hands.
Just north of Angera, along a road edged by smallholdings, vineyards and the occasional rustic villa, is the sleepy village of Ranco.
Most lyrical of all his interventions there is the restaurant on the edge of the vineyards.
It was sheer physical pleasure, freewheeling or skimming along with minimum effort through meadows, orchards, vineyards, woods and tiny towns with squares and window boxes.
We went on a hayride through the vineyards on the 404 acre estate. Mary Orlin: Virginia Is for Viognier Lovers (Not Earthquakes)
The vineyard and cave can be visited and tastings are free for purchasers of a minimum of three bottles. The Wine Roads of France
You'll need time to loaf around villages, vineyards and pool. Times, Sunday Times
It was well after 3:00am and the coastal fog was enshrouding the vineyards next to the highway.
On her tour of the vineyard, the duchess tasted a selection of base wines, which are blended to make sparkling wines. Times, Sunday Times
My wife and I recently won a full winery and vineyard tour at a charity auction. Christianity Today
This lowly-ranked wine still retains the terroir of the region, of the Les Setilles vineyard and of Oliver Leflaive, the winemaker.
Ramey Wine Cellars A NUANCED VISION | Hyde Vineyards in Napa, source of a great Ramey Chardonnay David Ramey was driving on a dusty road through the land of tequila and mezcal when he had what he describes as his "coup de foudre"—otherwise known as his road-to-Mexicali moment—and realized, improbably, that he wanted to make wine. Wines That Favor Balance Over Power
Each commandery had its vineyard or vineyards: hence the name of the modern dessert wine from Cyprus.
I find that farm work clears the mind, and the vineyard is a great place to prove theorems. Daniel L. McFadden - Autobiography
The mineral elements most likely to be deficient in vineyards are nitrogen, potassium, phosphorus, zinc, boron, iron, manganese, and magnesium.
The greensand soil and chalky bedrock are similar to the soil found beneath the vineyards of the Champagne region, and are integral to its flavour.
The mine is a hive of activity with more traffic here than on the roads heading into the site, where visitors drive past a scenic vineyard. Times, Sunday Times
Does location within such an appellation impart additional value to vineyards? The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com
I am a licensed Vineyard pastor, pastoring an American Baptist church on the Hopi Reservation in Arizona.
Would my Cabernet Sauvignon still be called Cabernet Sauvignon?" asks Carole Meredith, a professor in the Department of Viticulture and Enology at the University of California, Berkeley, and a vineyard owner. Perfecting Pinot
To spread compost in the vineyard, Roth recommends a wet-lime spreader, which many growers already have.
This vineyard He committed to husbandmen, that is, to the people that was before us, both priests and laity, and went into a far country, by His departure giving opportunity to the husbandmen. Catena Aurea - Gospel of Matthew
In between two circumnavigations of the globe he bought the best vineyards in the village and founded La Paulée de Meursault, the bacchanalian postharvest feast that survives to this day. A Place of Great Whites Confronts a Dark Mystery
I have smitten you with blasting and mildew: when your gardens and your vineyards and your fig trees and your olive trees increased, the palmerworm devoured them: yet have ye not returned unto me, saith the LORD. Amos 4.
Deirdre Combs, who owns a home that overlooks the Calness vineyard, is worried development could ruin the area's rural character. Land Dispute Blooms in Wine Country
And what's the point of driving yourself on a gastronomic tour through the vineyards of Burgundy? Times, Sunday Times
Our room was high up in a turret with windows looking out across the rolling vineyards of Beaujolais. Times, Sunday Times
That picture of the vineyard after prunig with the moquette de fleurs is stunning. Bibi - French Word-A-Day
And vineyards close to airports or power plants also had more evidence of fossils fuels. Times, Sunday Times
In order to determine the harvest date, both the vineyard manager and the winemaker take many samples a day from throughout the vineyard: He will pick a berry and put it in a device called the refractometer, which tells the sugar levels. A Year of Wine
a quickset of a vine planted in a vineyard
He distanced himself from the conventional business model in the planet's most southerly and remote vineyard.
French wine tasting and vineyard tours with the whole family? Times, Sunday Times
Blessed with a fine, mild climate almost vertical vineyards produce the region's finest, most fragrant wines.
That being said, several Lobg Island wineries (like Shinn Estate Vineyards) do incorporate some aspects of biodynamics though they aren't fully biodynamic. Video: Back In the Hunt: New Winemaker Bridges Generations
Anyone seeking any kind of assistance in making it over to Hungary for the only festival of jazz I know that is held in a vineyard should get in touch pretty sharpish.
My beloved is unto me as a cluster of henna - flowers In the vineyards of En - gedi .
An ideal climate and vast unreclaimed lands for new vineyards!
In between two circumnavigations of the globe he bought the best vineyards in the village and founded La Paulée de Meursault, the bacchanalian postharvest feast that survives to this day. A Place of Great Whites Confronts a Dark Mystery
A 15-year veteran of the California wine industry and a Ph.D. -holding geneticist specializing in oenology, Nancy Irelan did not invest firstin her vineyard based on a whim. Red Tail Ridge Winery: A Different Kind of Investment
Nor was there any attempt to replant the vineyard, or make the grounds around the Fortress in any way flourish. COLDHEART CANYON
On a different note, my wife and I just returned from two weeks in Alsace where we did a lot of hiking which included hiking through the vineyards. Mauvais perdant - French Word-A-Day
Romantic images and bucolic country scenes of happy grape pickers, hillside vineyards, and dusty bottles in old cellars are featured in all the brochures.
A collision of worlds when two African-American families from divergent socioeconomic backgrounds get together one weekend in Martha's Vineyard for a wedding.
Here thematic chapters treat topics such as manors and granges, woods and parks, gardens and vineyards, and towns and transport, setting out in a big, fat book a valuable overview.
This year the vineyard produced three awardwinning white wines. Times, Sunday Times
They cause damage to orchards, vineyards, melon patches, cornfields, peanut fields, and chicken yards.
Most of England's wineries are single vineyards with young vines and no aged reserve wines to add to the blend to give the wine more depth. Times, Sunday Times
It lies in a fold in the hill east of St Helena and had been developed as a vineyard and winery in the 1880s by the Swiss-Italian family of Anton Rosi.
I got off the cart without help for once because everyone was deep in the vineyards harvesting the grapes.
There you will be able to patronise the verandah café, enjoy the gardens, and visit the mini vineyard.
We have selected old vineyards of the grape type Scheurebe (65%), Chardonnay (25%) and Pinot Gris (10%).
Producers not using chemicals in the vineyard or the winery should welcome the ingredients listings, which would declare their wine free of such products. Thorsons Organic Wine Guide
Surf by day, cosmopolitan comforts by night: we ate outside at pretty old clifftop restaurants, drank wine from Gérard Dépardieu's nearby vineyards, and wandered along the pier that juts from the spectacular coastline out through the breakers. Summer holidays: 10 of the best trips for couples
Then there's Eveningside Vineyards, the Biehl family's micro-winery in Cambria, NY. Bryan Calandrelli
And vineyards close to airports or power plants also had more evidence of fossils fuels. Times, Sunday Times
Way back in 1999, in a Los Angeles Times article about Gina and Matt Gallo, Barry Stavro wrote: E. & J. Gallo Winery’s pitchwoman is a 32-year-old blonde who wears boots and blue jeans, works in the family’s vineyards, knows the difference between a petite sirah and a pinot noir and has the letter G in her last name. Hoose juice, blogs, cheap Pinot, wine in food stores – sipped and spit | Dr Vino's wine blog
The 200-km stretch of Burgundy vineyards strung along the western flank of the north - south Saône valley provides many examples of complex local relationships between soil type and wine quality.
He inherited a vineyard east of Naples from a friend who was murdered in Paris, but the wine was undrinkable.
One of the vineyards has annual vegetables intercropped with grapevines.
The owner produces it in small quantities and he matures it in earthenware containers rather than in wooden barrels as most vineyards do today.
Besides the outlay in money, vineyard investments take time to yield a return.
One of the vineyards has annual vegetables intercropped with grapevines.
A pipe from the local vineyard was supposed to be linked to the fountain - but plumbers connected it to the domestic supply instead. The Sun
In time the limestone coast became a granary and vineyard of Venice; Istrian marble would front renaissance palaces on the Grand Canal, Dalmatian pine would plank the Republic's galleys, and its seamen would sail them. The Doges of War
Once upon a time I entered a vineyard to eat of its grapes; and, whilst so doing behold, I saw a falcon stoop upon a partridge and seize him; but the partridge escaped from the seizer and, entering his nest, hid himself there. The Book of The Thousand Nights And A Night
The surroundings: most of the great Burgundy vineyards are within spitting distance. Times, Sunday Times
They will share with us their wealth in livestock and their knowledge of the sheepfolds and pastures as we will share the bounty of the barley field and vineyards.
The vineyards lie on a granite mixture which gives the wines their wonderful fruity aromas of apricots and peaches. Times, Sunday Times
When fickle Mother Nature looks favorably on the French region, however, no place in the world yields more spectacular vintages than the region's Côte d' Or vineyards.
Master's vineyard, she could slip on her bonnet and shawl and just run into the preaching service close by, and gather strength and encouragement from the earnest prayers and humble exhortations of those men whom God had found in the quarry, at the loom, in the mine, or at the lapstone, and sent forth Sunday by Sunday into the villages to preach a homely gospel to the poor, and comfort to His flock. Little Abe Or, The Bishop of Berry Brow
He and the winery owner were out in a vineyard looking at what the Californian said was Pinot blanc.
While it is not uncommon for well-known vineyards to charge fees for tastings, the degustations here are free.
The Vineyard boasts 125 miles of shoreline, providing ideal striper habitat.
La Mare Vineyard is the island's only vineyard, and it does a wide range of wine and apple brandy.
Other vineyard applications include coating corks with liquid glass to prevent "corking" and contamination of wine. Boing Boing
In a briefing Monday afternoon on Martha's Vineyard, Mass., where President Barack Obama is vacationing with his family, White House spokesman Josh Earnest said the "best information" indicated that the Libyan strongman was still in Libya, whereabouts unknown. U.S. Officials: Gadhafi Is Still in the Country
Varietal-based labels also generally indicate appellations (though often in small type), sometimes right down to the name of the vineyard.
The wine country remains relatively remote and little visited: apart from the recommended restaurants, this is fine country for vineyard picnics. The Wine Roads of France
My lover is to me a cluster of henna blossoms from the vineyards of En Gedi.
For there is but one vineyard, since there is also but one righteousness, and one dispensator, for there is one Spirit of God who arranges all things; and in like manner is there one hire, for they all received a penny each man, having [stamped upon it] the royal image and superscription, the knowledge of the Son of God, which is immortality. ANF01. The Apostolic Fathers with Justin Martyr and Irenaeus
The cathedral-sized plane trees were shading them, too, and they too could enjoy the view out onto rolling vineyards and fields of sweetcorn and sunflowers.
Vineyards are commonly ripped before planting which facilitates drainage.
The vineyards were falling into ruin.
The name Chablis is derived from a small town nestled amid the northern vineyards of Burgundy in northeast France. The Draw of Chablis
So-called organic vineyards use mulches of living plants as well as dead material.
On either side of her rose hills covered with vineyards and the gently rotating white sails of the windmills used for crushing grapes.
Wolffer threw a bash in their Italianate manor house, the moon and scudding clouds appearing on cue over the vineyard. Erica Abeel: Cinema, Buzz and Champagne in the Hamptons
There is thus no reason to automatically deduce from a booklet and label about the moon that the vineyards are farmed biodynamically for they can be organic as well. Department of Greenwashing: Ceci La Luna lambrusco | Dr Vino's wine blog
With a pool, and surrounded by vineyards and olive groves, it ticks your boxes. Times, Sunday Times
On her tour of the vineyard, the duchess tasted a selection of base wines, which are blended to make sparkling wines. Times, Sunday Times
The country was dotted with vineyards, each bursting with acres and acres of plump, sweet grapes.
It is hard to convey the keen pleasure of bowling along in bright sunshine through vineyards with all your family and a gourmet picnic. Times, Sunday Times
We use no pesticides and every element within our sustainably-farmed vineyard is native to the vineyard. Is there an eco-certification premium but an eco-label discount? | Dr Vino's wine blog
This provident needleworker used her earnings to buy a vineyard.
At Brangayne Vineyard, the leaves on the poplars are turning and there's a sharp edge of autumn in the air.
Majestic) The vineyards that this wine comes from are serenaded by classical music from nearby loudspeakers. Times, Sunday Times
On either side of her rose hills covered with vineyards and the gently rotating white sails of the windmills used for crushing grapes.
Steep slopes underlain by stony soils form appealing vineyard sites, but they can be susceptible to rapid soil erosion during storms.
This island hotel offers six suites surrounded by a vineyard, an organic garden and a Michelin-starred restaurant inside a glass cube. Times, Sunday Times
It's all very well to give young people their chance, but they should have laboured a bit in the parliamentary vineyard.
Around the plant stretched miles of vineyards, farms, orchards, and unreclaimed desert.
Soave Classico and Valpolicella Classico come from the superior hillside vineyards and are usually far removed from the expressionless versions made from grapes grown on the valley floor.
If you're not looking for a gastronomic experience the Vineyard is fine. Times, Sunday Times
Heliopolis was the ancient name of the ancient city hidden in mountains, the city of neat small palaces among flowers and bushes, marble buildings and arbours in vineyards.
My beloved is to me a cluster of henna flowers In the vineyards of En - gedi.
After France's loss of her colonial empire the merchants of Nantes and Bordeaux sank their capital in the arable land and vineyards of the hinterland.
But working in a vineyard and winery is a great lifestyle. Times, Sunday Times
The wine country remains relatively remote and little visited: apart from the recommended restaurants, this is fine country for vineyard picnics. The Wine Roads of France
Because of his various vineyard holdings throughout the south of France, Chapoutier is able to offer a wide selection of wines at all price levels.
During a class on viticulture, participants will be able to study in a vineyard.
Use of Ridomil in this manner (as an eradicant) will probably lead to a rapid buildup of Ridomil-resistant strains of the downy mildew fungus in your vineyard.
The vineyards of this propety overlook Saint Emilion and face south-east. This wine is produced from 70%Merlot, 30%Cabernet Sauvignon from 25 years old vines.
The only sound was the almost subaudible hiss of the Vineyard breeze sifting through the trees. Third Strike
Its lands are dotted with vineyards, villas and summer estates to which the noble families of the city retire.
Oui, French wines are all about terroir - that slippery concept that ties the character of every wine to the unique soil, climate, exposure, rainfall and drainage of the respective wine's vineyard.
The buds left at winter pruning begin to swell in the few weeks prior to budbreak, and budbreak itself is marked by the first signs of green in the vineyard, as the first young leaves unfold and push through the bud scales.
Currently, many of New Jersey's small wineries produce too little wine for a wholesale distribution deal, which typically requires a vintner make 125,000 gallons a year, said John Hawkins, a co-owner of Unionville Vineyards. Years of Growth at Risk for N.J. Wine
I was shooting a movie in Cape Cod and went to Martha’s Vineyard and rented bikes with a friend of mine, and she and I rode bikes for about an hour and we were freezing to death in, like, T-shirts, so I kind of whored myself out to get a ride back from the bike-shop owner so we wouldn’t have to freeze to death. Bright Young Hollywood

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