Sentences with phrase «grape producing area»

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The South West remains by far the largest wine producing area in the State in terms of total area and production, with 9,208 hectares of vines producing more than 54,000 t of grapes.

It is produced using white Moscato grapes from the D.O.C.G. area of Asti, in the heart of Piedmont.

Mr Altschwager agreed that a reduction is needed, but says the lower - quality areas producing the bulk of the country's grapes can become profitable more quickly than the lower - yielding ones.

Many areas produce a range of home - grown fruit and vegetables such as tomatoes, apples, figs, beans, grapes and citrus fruits, and there are many traditional recipes that show the uses that resourceful home cooks have developed to make the most of seasonal produce.

For instance, it is used to identify many grapes in the Emilia Romagna area of Italy which are used to produce a wine called Lambrusco.

The term Sherry has protected status, and only wines produced in a specific area of Spain and made with Spanish grown grapes can be called Sherry, except for ours.

While he relies on the area's microclimate to produce sweet grapes, he uses commercial yeasts.

«There is a huge historical and cultural identity associated with wine - producing regions,» Jones remarks, but some areas might need to shift to a new type of grape that would flourish under the different conditions.

Recently, the Chinese government yielded more control to local authorities in areas where interested investors have hosted European vintners and are keen to produce wine grapes.

The study looked at red wines, except from two areas in Washington where only white wines were produced, because they are made with the skin of grapes where arsenic that is absorbed from soil tends to concentrate.

Swan Valley is the oldest wine producing region in the Perth area, so you can bet there are more than a few tasty grapes to try.

Visitors can learn about the local culture and discover new grape varieties produced here in the historic winemaking regions of Edna valley, Arroyo Grande and Avila Valley all of which are located just 30 minutes outside of downtown Pismo Beach and local area attractions.

Of Napa's 16 designated AVA's (American Viticultural Area), the district is renowned for producing unsurpassed Cabernet Sauvignon along with other premium varietal grapes.

In fact, the article was based on a commissioned study which among other things predicts that many areas in California that now produce grapes for cheap table wine will become too hot to grow grapes by the end of the century.