Sentence examples for a viticulture of from inspiring English sources

Ever since the Cape's farmers began harvesting their potatoes early, a few generations ago, a viticulture of sorts has been blossoming here.

The landscape created by the viticulture of Pico Island was designated a UNESCO World Heritage site in 2004.

Our model was based on the viticulture of the Banyuls Collioures AOC area, which is characterized by small-scale vine-growers and marked by widespread involvement in cooperative systems.

The burgeoning viticultures of Burgundy and Gascony proved incompatible with traditional demesne lordship and encouraged sharecropping and peasant initiative.

We focus on the nature of viticulture as a provider of ES, in particular C storage.

A. Generally, yes, said Dr. Andy Walker, a professor of viticulture at wine central, the University of California at Davis.

Bouza's oenologist, Eduardo Boido, practices a style of viticulture known as low-input, paired with a meticulous manual handling and selection of the fruit.

10 p.m. 3. THE TRUE VINE A site of viticulture at least as far back as the fifth century B.C., Croatia is edging onto the international wine scene.

In his tours, he wants to include a bit of viticulture in the field, such as teaching guests to identify grapes by the shapes of their leaves.

The Mikulov wine region, fed by the limestone-rich Palava highlands — a Unesco biosphere reserve — was a locus of viticulture for centuries before languishing for some 40 years under Communism.

Mr. Moore's film and Mr. Nossiter's -- one an attack on the Bush administration's foreign policy, the other a celebration of viticulture -- can be expected to appeal to the local palate.