Sentences with phrase «oldest grape vines»

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The Sierra foothills are a very old wine - growing region because of the gold rush: The miners would plant vines, harvest the fruit, ferment the grapes... it gave them something alcoholic to drink.

«Alexander Valley offers so many opportunities for grape sourcing, from double black diamond hillside Cabernet to luscious volcanic bench Old Vine Zinfandel, my job is a walk in the park, everyday.»

Schweiger Vineyards 2006 Cabernet Sauvignon This remarkable Estate grown and bottled Cabernet Sauvignon was made from grapes grown in deep volcanic soil from 16 - 24 year old vines.

Inspired by the ancient «Vino Pùcinum» from the region where modern day Prosecco is made, PVXINVM («pook - see - num») is produced from 100 % Glera grapes which are hand harvested from 40 - 50 year old vines.

The grape vine told us that we were going to be in for both Ashley Williams and Jose Fonte last week (both 32 years old) but that's slowed down a bit.

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.

She also suggested that with red wines, the older the vines are, the richer and more complex the grape is going to be, and therefore the wine will be.

Enjoy a drink at the poolside or in the adjacent wine garden where a 200 - year - old vine is still bearing grapes.

On the other end of the spectrum, though, you have these older, wiser practitioners, and it's a bit like the notion of vieilles vignes in winemaking — older vines may yield fewer grapes, but the fruit is of unmatched depth and complexity.

'97 Vilmart Coeur de Cuvà © e (Biodynamic) $ 89.99 Carefully tended old vines and hand picked grapes yield a rich and round champagne full of citrus and vanilla.