Sentences with phrase «quality grape growing»

Life in the soil is encouraged through a natural habitat of flora and fauna resulting in a higher quality grape grown with respect to the land.

Some of the country's best wine comes from the high - quality grapes grown in California, but warming projections for the area could cut wine production in half within 30 years, according to Diffenbaugh's research, as well as another study published in the Proceedings of the National Academics of Sciences.

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But you had no idea whether your property was actually good for growing grapes — much less high quality grapes.

Dedicated to growing wine naturally, the winery introduced its natural farming and conservation program with goals of worker health, environmental protection and enhanced grape quality.

Although grape growing on anything but the valley floor was deemed difficult and unprofitable, Rod felt that the potential for top quality Cabernet Sauvignon was there, and planted 15 acres of Cabernet.

Sustainable winegrowing is being used by winegrape growers and vintners throughout California to grow and make high quality grapes and wine.

Ever since the company was founded by Steven Gilfenbain in 1974, Stevco has been focused on one thing and one thing only: Growing and selling the highest - quality table grapes found anywhere in the world.

«We pride ourselves on growing the best and giving the best quality of grapes in the industry,» Clyde says.

Winemaker Stacia Williams says Cairdean's Acquaintance Vineyard is a prized possession and that the recent award is a testament to the quality of grapes grown within the Coombsville AVA.

Their combined experience has led to a true understanding of growing wine grapes of the highest quality, grapes which are concentrated, balanced, and ripe, ultimately producing wines of incredible depth and flavor.

However, much of the science comes from the collaboration between wineries that are trying to make better wine, growing higher quality grapes and operating more efficiently, and the suppliers that provide the -LSB-...]

Lechanoine went on to explain that Mouton Cadet's winemakers work with more than 400 exclusive grape growers on Bordeaux terroir, using sustainable practices to grow healthy vines and together produce top quality grapes for the wines.

Additional Winemaker Notes: The «Five Vines» is Viszlay Vineyards» Flagship Wine; 2012 was an exceptional year for growing grapes in Sonoma County, with high yields and the highest quality fruit.

Comprising 35 wineries and more than 60 wine growers, Temecula Valley Winegrowers Association is a nonprofit regional organization dedicated to increasing awareness of the quality wines and wine grapes grown in Temecula Valley and South Coast Appellations.

The TVWA (TemeculaWines.org) is dedicated to promoting the making and growing of quality wine and wine grapes in the Temecula Valley A.V.A. (American Viticulture Area).

«This is a generational business, and they are looking out for how they can continue growing high - quality grapes for high quality wines for years to come,» Jordan said.

Loomis Family Vineyards 2010 «Ember» This estate grown red blend, Ember, is produced only in years where conditions allow for grapes of exceptional quality.

Comprising 35 wineries and more than 60 wine growers, Temecula Valley Winegrowers Association is a nonprofit regional organization dedicated to increasing awareness of the quality wines and wine grapes grown in Temecula Valley and South Coast appellations.

Comprising 35 wineries and more than 60 winegrowers, Temecula Valley Winegrowers Association is a nonprofit regional organization dedicated to increasing awareness of the quality wines and wine grapes grown in Temecula Valley and South Coast Appellations.

About the Temecula Valley Winegrowers Association Comprising more than 30 wineries and 60 winegrowers, Temecula Valley Winegrowers Association is a nonprofit regional organization dedicated to increasing awareness of the quality wines and wine grapes grown in the Temecula Valley and South Coast Appellations.

Comprising 35 wineries and more than 60 winegrowers, the Temecula Valley Winegrowers Association is a nonprofit regional organization dedicated to increasing awareness of the quality wines and wine grapes grown in the Temecula Valley and South Coast Appellations.

Open to the public, Grape Day routinely draws attendees from throughout Southern California and beyond, bringing wine industry professionals and agriculture enthusiasts together in a shared effort to continually improve the growing, production and selling of quality wine.

These weather factors combined with the perfect balance of great geography create an ideal environment for growing high quality wine grapes and experiencing a variety of outdoor activities.

All these great climatic attributes give the grapes the possibility to attain an optimum maturation without having to use pesticides or any other chemical products, hence allowing Domaine Bousquet to produce high quality and healthy organically grown grapes which are then transformed into high quality organic wines.

The theme for the 50th Anniversary is «The People, Passion and Perseverance,» underscoring wine country's history, while highlighting the entrepreneurs who pour their hearts into growing quality grapes and making premium wines year after year.

The soils are created from decomposing granitic materials and are excellent for growing high quality grapes.

The appellation is also dictated by the varietal of grapes that can be grown in a region, the maximum grape yields, alcohol level and other quality factors.

Although the circumstances necessitating his arrival were not ideal, Germain - Robin embraces the California wine country as one of the «world's best regions» for growing fine - wine quality grapes.

Although many technological improvements have been made to both grape growing and winemaking over the last few decades, climate is often the wild card in determining year - to - year variations in quality.

Creating the ideal conditions for growing quality wine grapes is, as Jones puts it, a multibillion dollar issue.

There the soil is similar to the chalky substrate of Champagne, offering a hospitable environment for growing quality grapes.

Since the quality and taste of a vintage is so heavily dependent on the weather in which the grapes were grown, you can think of wine as one of the first places we'll see the effects of climate change.

Far from the bustle of downtown, the Maipo Valley's land is fertile and the climate is temperate, making it an ideal place to grow high - quality grapes.

While Santorini might not immediately spring to mind in any list of the great grape - growing nations of the world, it does, in fact, produce a number of good - quality, well - regarded wines.

«The growing seasons will change, so this will affect the quality of the grapes.»