Sentence examples for vines age from inspiring English sources

Mr. Jordan of Failla points out how young California's syrah vineyards are, and how much the grapes will improve as the vines age.

As the vines age, and better vineyards locations are identified, regional styles are starting to emerge among South African Cabernet Sauvignons: the Stellenbosch region is noted for heavy, full bodied wines while Constantia's wines are characterized by their herbal and minty flavors.

'It's a combination of what we call terroir, and of vine age,' says Pontallier. 'You really can taste the differences between them.' Pontallier is not scared of change - he is experimenting with screwcaps for his white wine, Pavillon Blanc, and his second red, Pavillon Rouge - but he respects traditional methods.

Within vineyard tracts, there were no correlations found between SOC and vine age, slope, aspect or elevation.

Vine wood volume was estimated based on vine age, which was calculated from a regression analysis based on samples of different ages.

Per ha, the aboveground woody C in vineyards varied more than 6-fold among ranches, and was a direct function of vine age and number of vines per ha (Figure 4).

This equation was derived by fitting a power function to the relationship between vine age and aboveground wood volume for 29 vineyard tracts (Additional File 1: Appendix 5B; Equation 1 has not been evaluated for vines older than 23 years, the maximum age of vines in this study).

Think of it more as a youthful cousin of Barolo, made with the same grape varietal, picked from vineyards in the Barolo region with an average vine age of 35 years.

Per ha, the aboveground woody C in vineyards varied more than 6-fold among ranches, and was a direct function of vine age and number of vines per ha.

Wine grown on knobby vines, and aged in a dark cellar.

As vines reach an age of 20 years or so, they become more self-regulating, and the wines have a greater chance to show complexity and depth of character.