Sentence examples for planted with vines from inspiring English sources
A vast amphitheater planted with vines and trees allows people to watch their bottles and cans being sorted.
"It's a pretty magic place," said Stephen White, Stonyridge's owner and winemaker, as he sat in the winery's restaurant, overlooking rolling green hills planted with vines.
The local wines were famous and exported to the far ends of the empire and beyond (a contemporary fresco shows the slopes of the long-dormant Vesuvius planted with vines and wooded almost to the summit).
Mr. Singer says that his new vineyards, which are planted with vines planted closely together in neat rows with new shoots trained up, a system common in Europe and America, are producing smaller grapes with more-concentrated flavors that will make even better wine.
Today the region, a hilly area planted with vines since Roman times, is not just a place to relax and practice boutique wine-making; it also attracts a diverse group of rally drivers, equestrians, hikers and amateur pilots from the city.
Conceived as the antithesis of traditional court buildings, which are often dark and forbidding, it is dominated by a vast, airy, welcoming atrium, which is covered by a sloping glass-and-tubular-steel roof and heavily planted with vines and shrubs.
It was now surrounded by a shiny new barbed-wire fence and planted with young vines.
SYRAH is a coming grape in the United States, and Washington is one of its hotbeds: more than 1,500 acres are planted with syrah vines.
From the exposed path along the top of the coastal cliffs, we looked down on rings of terraces planted with grape vines and orange trees, growing wider as they sloped toward sea level.
Planted with hardy vines that change colors with the season, the fences will act like a curtain wall, slightly separated from and cladding the building, creating a narrow gap where a microclimate of ferns, mosses and collected rainwater can evolve.
Some have better soil than others, some better exposure and, most importantly, some are planted with younger vines that yield lighter, less substantial wine.
