Sentences with phrase «french terroir»
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«We are proud to focus on terroir, the French expression of certain varietals growing better in specific climates and soils,» Dorf says.
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With 14,000 acres of some of the most fertile grape - growing land on the East Coast, Pennsylvania presents the ideal terroir for emerging French - American hybrid grapes and traditional vinifera varieties.
Each wheel of Comté is so responsibly made to reflect the terroir of its French domain that it's actually impossible to make the same wheel twice.
Five ways to hone your wine accent: TERROIR: tare - WAH The French word for the «total natural environment» of a vine, including soil and site.
Terroir is so important to French viniculture that wine is identified by the name of a region — Champagne or Bordeaux — rather than by the name of the grape, as Pinot noir or Cabernet are in the United States.
The Wine Whisperers Terroir [tare - wah»], a French concept, translates roughly to the way climate, environment, and geology are expressed through wine.
Terroir is a French word that describes the ensemble of things that effect how grapes grow in a vineyard.