Sentence examples for the viticulture from inspiring English sources
noun
The agricultural practice of growing grape vines.
- The old French farmer practiced viticulture and raised some of the best grapes in the world. He was knowledgeable in viticulture.
They've vastly improved the viticulture and the winemaking, and have raised their ambitions accordingly.
They will hire a winemaker, and Mudd Vineyard in Southold will oversee the viticulture.
This suggests that higher prices reflect greater pains in the viticulture and the winemaking.
The landscape created by the viticulture of Pico Island was designated a UNESCO World Heritage site in 2004.
Jeff Roberts, a consultant to the institute, likens it to the viticulture program at the University of California, Davis, which has trained many winemakers.
As the viticulture and winemaking have improved, the good news is that many producers have succeeded in removing the risks while managing to leave the sense of adventure intact.
This conversion to freehold (hereinafter privatisation) has allowed for much of the new viticulture near the resort town of Queenstown, residential subdivisions along Lakes Wakatipu and Wanaka, and the 'for sale' signs that sprinkle the Central Otago hills ([Brower 2008], [Brower et al. 2010, 2011]).
During the last two decades, viticulture has flourished on the Niagara Peninsula and in the far southwest of the province.
'We have the oldest soils in Australia and the best viticulture techniques.
The Institute of Grapevine Breeding in Siebeldingen is located within the Federal Centre for Breeding Research on Cultivated Plants (BAZ) and has the task of assisting the Federal Ministry of Consumer Protection, Food and Agriculture ( BMVEL) in the area of viticulture and the consequent consumer policy decisions.
Since the 1980s, viticulture has emerged as a major activity.
