The word "vineyard" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a piece of land where grapes are grown for making wine. Example: The couple took a romantic stroll through the scenic vineyards, admiring the rows of lush grapevines and breathing in the sweet aroma of ripening grapes.
In between, there would be the last bottles of Waitaki Braids pinot gris and pinot noir (a vineyard I co-owned in New Zealand) that we have on the list at The Providores.
Insider tip Jason Martin, a British artist who works in Comporta and is creating a vineyard and garden, recommends horse riding on the beach with José Ribeiro (cavalosnaareia.com).
Home: Stay on a Sussex vineyard A Sussex vineyard has restored its 19th-century farmhouse to offer stylish and great-value B&B accommodation on the South Downs.
The builder, soccer fanatic, vineyard owner and restaraunteur has urged ordinary Irish citizens not to pay the €100 Household Charge.
Come dine with me: More supperclubs Worldwide Like-a-local.com has a range of listings for places around the world where you can eat with locals, including a houseboat in Amsterdam, a roof terrace in Barcelona and a Porto apartment where the host serves wine from his own vineyard.
Nebraska looks like a splice of that film (George Clooney family saga) and Payne's previous, Sideways (ill-fated vineyard holiday) – it's a father/son road trip with the booze-addled Dern driving from Montana to Nebraska with estranged offspring (Saturday Night Live regular Will Forte) on the trail of a million-dollar prize.
In 1912, fifteen vineyard owners and producers decided to pool their knowledge and resources together to make red wine.
We had olives, a vineyard".
The name is a tribute to the early French Protestant immigrants to South Africa, with traditional-looking labels featuring a vineyard sketch.
A common fantasy of overworked executives is to throw it all in and retire to a vineyard.
Convinced that global warming is making her grapes ripen faster each year, Vanya has created the region's first biodynamic vineyard: she uses power from a local wind-farm, and relies on the soil's natural water structure.
