Sentence examples for tiny vineyard from inspiring English sources

At Schwarzenbergplatz, outside the Wiener von Welten Palace, there is a tiny vineyard.

This time Schofield chose a particularly difficult wine from a tiny vineyard and bet his daughter's hand in marriage against two of Pratt's houses.

Any action he takes is to help the industry, he said, not his tiny vineyard, which he said made only an $18,000 profit last year.

From his tiny vineyard in Gueux, a few minutes' drive from Reims, he creates some of the most interesting Champagnes I have tasted, under the label La Closerie.

Only Condrieu and Château-Grillet, a tiny vineyard with its own appellation, have a historical basis for making all-viognier wines.

In the early 80's, word began to spread that an astonishingly good Pomerol was being made from a tiny vineyard just down the road from Petrus, and with the 1981 vintage Le Pin began to take on cult status.

Tiny vineyards, like Andrew Murray and Arthur Earl, sell their Rhone-style wines in modest storefronts here.

They are from famous, often tiny vineyards within storied Burgundy communes, as their majestic but often cumbersome pedigrees imply.

More than 1,000 tiny vineyards in Burgundy have been designated icons of "exceptional" human achievement by the UN cultural organisation, Unesco, while similar status was granted at the weekend to the principal vineyards and wine houses of Champagne.

Their main competitors, then as now, are a handful of tiny vineyards in Burgundy.British appetite for their produce was growing; but so, too, were the obstacles to getting hold of it.

By awarding "world heritage" status to a patchwork of more than 1,000 tiny vineyards in the Côte d'Or, south of Dijon, Unesco is, in effect, backing the traditional French belief in the untranslatable  word "terroir".