viniculture

Nature was an obvious actor in this story, providing the essential climatic backdrop that made Black Sea viniculture possible.

(1993a): "L'oleiculture et la viniculture antiques en Gaule d'apres les vestiges d'installations de production".

Some examples were statistical data and research on viniculture to generate knowledge about the wine industry.

He discusses prehistory and protohistory of wine, viniculture in Italy, viticulture, vinification, and distribution and consumption.

No exploration of Etna would be complete without mention of its extraordinary viniculture. Volcanic soil, obscure indigenous grape varieties, high altitudes and pre- phylloxera vineyards make it a place of pilgrimage for wine nerds -- and me.

Slovenia's viniculture is characterised by the country's diverse geography and microclimates; its latitude aligns with many renowned and prolific wine-producing regions like Bordeaux, Burgundy and Northern Rhone.

Siblings, in their 30s, from a fourth-generation California farming family, they both decided during college that they wanted a life in viniculture. "It was familiar, but also super creative and mysterious," says Andrew.

Viniculture in Wales is booming, says newly installed WVA chairman Robb Merchant, owner of White Castle Vineyard in Abergavenny.

Charolotte said: "Colin has always loved his viniculture and before I met him he would tour the vineyards of France.

Archaeological research provides evidence of viniculture in Georgia dating back to more than 7,000 years and there is a widely held belief that George was the birthplace of wine.

The term "terroir" is most often used in reference to wine, coming from French traditions in viticulture and viniculture. The valuation of place that is signalled by "terroir" is now extending globally to other foodstuffs and marks a pride in local agricultures.

Viniculture participates with around 20 percent of agriculture GDP and provides one of the most important agriculture products regarding export value in Macedonia.

Title: Biodynamic, Organic and Natural Winemaking; Sustainable Viticulture and Viniculture

Other than a few scenes of "grandiosity," you know, the kind of panoramic shots of grand buildings and landscapes that we've become accustomed to as representative of Roman life, Restless Heart comes much closer to reflecting Augustine's actual world of agri- and viniculture. The North Africa of his time was all about grain and olives.