A vineyard is an area of land that is planted with grapevines, which are used to produce wine. The term can also refer to a farm or estate where grapes are grown and wine is produced commercially.
Usage examples
A vineyard is a type of agricultural land where grapevines are cultivated for the purpose of producing wine.
The vineyard owner has hired a team of workers to prune the grapevines and harvest the grapes during the harvest season.
The couple decided to visit a vineyard during their vacation to learn more about the winemaking process and enjoy wine tasting sessions.
The winery announced that they will be releasing a new vintage made from the grapes sourced from their own vineyard.
The family decided to open a vineyard on their property and hired a viticulturist to assist them in managing the grapevines.
The winemaker carefully selects the best grapes from the vineyard to create a high-quality wine with exceptional flavors.
The wine connoisseur can differentiate the characteristics of various wines by understanding the differences in the terroir of each vineyard.
The vineyard manager ensures that the grapevines receive proper care, including irrigation, fertilization, and protection against pests and diseases.
The winery offers guided tours, allowing visitors to explore their vineyard and gain insight into the winemaking process.
The vineyard owner decided to enter their wine in a prestigious competition to establish the recognition of their brand.
With hundreds of vineyards in the area, it can be hard to decide which ones to visit. (theeverygirl.com)
The wine is delightful and the view is amazing — I'd say there aren't many vineyards in the world across the road from a gorgeous beach! (theglobalcouple.com)
Plus, our travel round - up includes some must - visit vineyards with boutique hotels attached. (idealhome.co.uk)