Sentence examples for vineyard sources from inspiring English sources
Most buy grapes from trusted vineyard sources.
Yet these traditional practices, which Hartford describes as "more risky than many other wineries care to employ," make Mangahas's scientific approach all the more valuable--especially in combination with "his keen palate, thoughtful personality, the Winery's very strong vineyard sources, and... ability to recognize vineyard character in wines," as Hartford puts it.
Typically the grand marque Champagne houses own only about 10percentt of their vineyard sources.
Sawyer-Lindquist Vineyard in Edna Valley and Bien Nacido in Santa Maria will continue to be the primary vineyard sources going forward".
Riverbench is another longtime Santa Maria vineyard source that has more recently gotten into the winemaking business since the vineyard was purchased in 2004 by a group of local families.
The Dusi Vineyard, the source for the Turley grapes, was originally planted during Prohibition and is owned today by Dante Dusi.
Then, suddenly and quite incongruously, there it is: the 44-acre Spring Valley vineyard, the source of some of the finest wines being made in North America.Vineyards in Washington, which is roughly the same latitude as France, date back to grapes planted at Fort Vancouver in 1825 by the Hudson's Bay Company.
"My tastes now run toward more structured, lively wines that go with food, that have power and finesse at the same time," he said as we spoke outside his winery, looking out over the adjacent Vine Hill Vineyard, the source of some of his best chardonnays.
I had ambitious plans for the next day that involved taking the bike 18 miles south to Sakonnet Vineyards, the source of the surprisingly good wine at Al Forno.
Polgoon's apple orchards produce a variety of ciders and sparkling fruit drinks while the vineyard is the source for several still wines and sparkling whites each grown, pressed and bottled on site.
Tyrrell has strong opinions about the vineyard's attempts to source workers from the nearby town of Cessnock, which he describes as "like an unflushed sewer, it's full of drugs".
