France Exploring Vineyard Village Through Stunning Vinography Images Chris Lehoux, April 24, 2026 Jongieux, a picturesque village in the Savoie region of France, epitomizes the charm of French wine country. Nestled in a glacially carved valley, this small commune is renowned for its exceptional white wines crafted from Altesse and Jacquère grapes. The surrounding vineyards gracefully ascend the sloping hillsides, enveloping the town… Continue Reading
Alder Yarrow Exploring Vinography: A Visual Journey Through Les Abymes Chris Lehoux, April 18, 2026 The mountainous backdrop of Mont Granier looms over the Savoie appellation of Les Abymes, where the Domaine des Tres Lunes vineyards flourish. These vineyards thrive in soils that were formed from limestone debris resulting from numerous past rockfalls and landslides. Among the unique features of this terroir is the rare… Continue Reading
Alder Yarrow Exploring Vinography Images: A Deep Dive into “Work Sink Chris Lehoux, April 11, 2026 The smallest wineries often showcase an impressive efficiency in their use of space, and a perfect example of this can be found at the tiny Domaine Saint Germain located in the Savoie region of France. While observing a particular functional corner of this winery, nuances emerge, inviting curiosity about the… Continue Reading
France Exploring Vinography Images: The Art of Layer Cake in Photography Chris Lehoux, April 4, 2026 A line of clouds casts a veil over the rugged Combe de Savoie in France, specifically near Saint-Pierre-d’Albigny. Nestled within the forested slopes is Château de Miolans, a fortress prison once notorious for housing the Marquis de Sade. This captivating landscape features limestone escarpments, which serve as the foothills to… Continue Reading
Finger Lakes Exploring Vinography Images: The Grace of Riesling Moon Chris Lehoux, March 27, 2026 The full moon casts its glow over Seneca Lake, home to many Riesling vineyards, nestled in the heart of New York’s Finger Lakes wine region. This area has a rich history of viticulture, with grapevines first taking root around 1866. The lake’s deep waters play a crucial role in moderating… Continue Reading
Alder Yarrow Exploring the Beauty of Vinography Images: A Journey Through the Steel Forest Chris Lehoux, March 21, 2026 A new vineyard has emerged at the foothills of a rebar forest in Contrada San Lorenzo, located on the northern side of Mount Etna in Sicily. This region is characterized by its unique powdery soils made up of ash and pumice, which contribute to the distinctiveness of its wines. The… Continue Reading
Alder Yarrow Exploring Amphora Arcs: A Visual Journey Through Vinography Images Chris Lehoux, March 14, 2026 Rims, covers, and shadows create striking arcs when viewed from above at COS winery, located near Vittoria, Sicily. The image captures the top of macerating wine within an amphora, likely the Pithos Bianco. Traditionally, amphorae are fully buried underground, but COS’s recent approach involves leaving approximately 25-30% of the amphora… Continue Reading
Alder Yarrow Capturing Nature’s Splendor: A Showcase of Vinography Images Featuring Great Granite Chris Lehoux, March 6, 2026 The wine country of South Africa is renowned for its breathtaking landscapes, particularly the striking granite escarpment known as Simonsberg, which is a prominent feature in the greater Stellenbosch wine region. This unique geological formation provides weathered granite soils, ideal for cultivating exceptional varietals such as Chardonnay, Syrah, and Cabernet… Continue Reading
Alder Yarrow Exploring Vinography Images: The Mystery of Ghost Bottles Chris Lehoux, February 28, 2026 New glass bottles, wrapped in plastic, stand ghost-like at the Suvla winery in Çanakkale, Türkiye, awaiting their future contents. Türkiye boasts a long and rich history in wine production, yet the industry has faced challenges in recent years due to adverse regulations and economic instability. Despite these hurdles, dedicated winegrowers… Continue Reading
Photography Unveiling the Marvels of Whale Stones: A Visual Journey Through Vinography Images Chris Lehoux, February 21, 2026 Morning mist drapes over a young vineyard set against the rocky slopes of the Alto de la Ballena winery, located in the Maldonado region of Uruguay. The name "Alto de la Ballena," meaning "heights of the whale," reflects the landscape’s unique granite- and schist-filled geology along the Sierra de la… Continue Reading