Sentence examples for the winegrowing from inspiring English sources

He was extremely popular with the winegrowing farmers of the Burgundy regions.

Named for the winegrowing region in which it sits, the resort is managed by the PlumpJack Group, founded by San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom.

The same year saw American architect Steven Holl complete the Wine & Spa Resort Loisium Hotel (loisiumhotel.at), a modern aluminium-clad building inspired by crumpled wine foil, atop 900-year-old vaults in the winegrowing town of Langenlois.

Whereas Punta del Este is all about cocktails and beer, hard bodies and hyperactivity, the winegrowing region of the south-west is as laid back as a sozzled gaucho enjoying his Sunday siesta.

In the 1980's, the property became well known as the setting for "Falcon Crest," a prime-time soap opera about greed, sex and family dysfunction set among the winegrowing set.

On the winegrowing North Fork on the eastern end of Long Island, very little farmland is available for new vines, said David J. Saland, a Jamesport, N.Y., real estate broker.

Similarly, will large swaths of the famous winegrowing regions in France, Spain, Portugal and Italy see temperatures run so high that their premium varieties can no longer thrive?

This is the first time that classical ecology indexes have been used to study the ecology of the spontaneous fermentation of grape musts and the species Candida sorbosa and Pichia toletana have been described in vineyards of the Madrid winegrowing region.

With approximately 25 producers, mostly on the North Fork, Long Island has become the most prominent winegrowing region in the East, ahead of the Finger Lakes region in upstate New York, and Virginia.

To further anchor the region's winegrowing identity, Mr. Olsen-Harbich, the winemaker at Raphael, the $6 million winery rising in Peconic, and Karen Meredith, owner of Broadfields, a new Southold vineyard, have petitioned the federal government to create a new appellation.

Some scientists, for example, have found that the data from which conclusions were drawn about the future of winegrowing in Napa Valley, California, turned out to be unreliable.