Sentence examples for planted with wine from inspiring English sources
Almost every smallholding is planted with wine grapes.
China now has more acres planted with wine grapes than the United States does.
The UK wine region has doubled in seven years and now stands in excess of 2,000 hectares, with most planted with grapes for sparkling wine.
Someday, back in Marlborough, for example, growers may find that a lot of their sauvignon blanc vineyards would be better off planted with a different variety especially if wine drinkers get tired of tart fruit and grassiness in their wine.
When the prince inherited the Fiorano estate in 1946, it was planted with the local grapes, which made nondescript wines.
Some have better soil than others, some better exposure and, most importantly, some are planted with younger vines that yield lighter, less substantial wine.
But there's a downside to the wine boom: The number of acres planted with vines has gone up 16% since 1994, leading to a glut of grapes.
A vineyard would be planted with several kinds of grapes that would be made into a single wine.
Today Cabernet Sauvignon is the second most widely planted red wine grape in Australia, following Shiraz with which it is often blended.
"He planted a vine, made wine and got drunk".
