Alder Yarrow Capturing the Essence of Winter: Vinography Images of Pristine Vines Chris Lehoux, December 6, 2024 Japan has a rich and established wine culture that dates back to the 19th century, notably with the cultivation of the Koshu grape. Traditionally, Koshu has been grown on large pergolas; however, many top producers are now exploring trellising methods. One such vineyard making strides in Koshu production is Grace… Continue Reading
Alder Yarrow Exploring Vinography Images: A Stunning Terraced Plot Perspective Chris Lehoux, November 30, 2024 Art or insanity? Sometimes, the extent of human effort in planting grapevines leaves one in awe. A striking example of this is seen in the terraced vineyard rows at Quinta da Manoella in Portugal’s Douro Valley, where hundreds of vines have been meticulously dug into the hillside. This impressive work… Continue Reading
Alder Yarrow Captivating Vinography Images: A Winter Journey Through Wachau Chris Lehoux, November 24, 2024 Austria’s Wachau Valley is renowned for its breathtaking landscapes and challenging farming conditions. Unfortunately, the valley is facing a generational shift, as many farmers, who have spent their lives tending to the steep terraced vineyards, are struggling to pass on their knowledge and passion to their children. This trend has… Continue Reading
Alder Yarrow Exploring Vinography Images: A Journey Through Island Vines Chris Lehoux, November 16, 2024 Waiheke Island, located a short ferry ride from Auckland, New Zealand, is renowned for its captivating vineyards that overlook the stunning Hauraki Gulf. This island is not only a haven for weekend tourists but also boasts its own distinctive wine region, showcasing numerous high-quality wineries. Waiheke’s unique climate and picturesque… Continue Reading
Alder Yarrow Cobbled Together: Exploring the Artistry of Vinography Images Chris Lehoux, November 9, 2024 The winter season reveals stunning views in the Châteauneuf-du-Pape region of France’s Rhône Valley. With the vines stripped bare, their gnarled forms contrast beautifully against the remarkable landscape of cobbled stones known as galets roulés. This stony terrain is one of the most notable soil types of Châteauneuf-du-Pape, characterized by… Continue Reading