The grape leaves must face the sun for their work to be done, so it is essential that they be trained for proper exposure. It`s a common saying among wine lovers that wine is a ”living thing.” ...

Grape vines ... In dry climates, flowering can be as short as a day or two. In cool, wet conditions it can last a month. After pollination—self pollination in most wine vine circumstances ...

Thirsty grapevines can run into trouble when they try to suck up water from dry ground The team spun grapevine branches in a centrifuge ... would occur if a thirsty vine tried to suck up water ...

Question: I have had a grape vine for the last six years ... Most apples and all apricots produce fruit from short shoots along branches called spurs. Apples and apricots don’t bloom at ...

This grape is vinified dry, as it has been for generations ... An autumn cold snap can damage the vine’s vascular functioning. Further, when berries are ripe, they tend to drop to the ground ...

Distinguishing Features: The wild grape vine climbs very well due to forking tendrils. (These are narrow branches that grasp by coiling themselves around anything they can.) Grape tendrils most ...

You go from sweet to medium-white, then dry, and then you go to red ... You can't control the grape, you can't control the weather. You can't control the timing. So it's a great balance for ...

Ampelographers know how to identify vine varieties by the shape ... And if it turns out to be rkatsiteli, an important grape in Georgia, just label it Pete’s dry white or Pete’s Folly.