Sentences with phrase «as grape vines»

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Rather than a big bang, however, it is going to be a slower transition, as there will be no public money to pay the growers to pull out their vines — a process costing about $ 3000 a hectare — and will only happen as large producers such as Treasury Wine Estates, Accolade Wines and Pernod Ricard buy fewer grapes, he said.

Subscribe to the Afternoon Brief Trending Story: Sonoma, Napa Grape Growers Waiting to See How Vineyards Were Changed by Wine Country Wildfires As he walks down a row of pruned zinfandel vines, Russ Messana plays a waiting game.

John Reynell and Thomas Hardy planted grape vines in 1838 and the Seaview and Hardy wineries were in operation as early as 1850.

For example, by changing the vine's orientation so that it faces a more northerly direction, managers can limit direct exposure to the sun and keep grapes cooler as temperatures rise.

As a vine's leaves soak up sunshine, the light fuels photosynthesis, which fills the grapes with sugars.

There is no reason to think that letting a mother vine add excessive sugar to a grape will improve its quality as far as making great wine.

: / The grapevine wreath I made from Thompson Seedless grape vines that have been on our property as long as I can remember.

My sister and I would swing on grape vines and play in the apple trees but as he got older he had to move it was to hard to take care of.

Javier explained that Carmelo didn't own any vines; he bought his grapes from a trusted supplier and acted as a one - man operation, creating all the wine himself.

Wine from this winery is made from grapes grown its own vine yard, guests too are offered snacks as they taste their wine.

And it was for the first 30 minutes, as we meandered down tiny lanes, peeking into gardens and plucking grapes from the vines hanging over fences.