Alder Yarrow Spring Confidence: Captivating Vinography Images Unveiled Chris Lehoux, June 13, 2025 Spring flowers are starting to break through the soil beneath the young vines in the Languedoc region of France. Notably, a black tube runs along the trellis, indicating that irrigation is common in this area. This practice has become increasingly necessary as traditional dry-farming methods face challenges posed by climate… Continue Reading
Alder Yarrow Exploring Vinography Images: A Scenic Journey Through Country Drives Chris Lehoux, May 24, 2025 Good things often await at the end of dusty country driveways, and one such discovery can be made at Yabby Lake Vineyards on Australia’s Mornington Peninsula. Here, visitors are greeted with outstanding Pinot Noirs and Chardonnays, as well as a charming patio restaurant that invites you to linger over a… Continue Reading
Alder Yarrow Bursting with Color: A Showcase of Vinography Images Chris Lehoux, May 17, 2025 A vineyard in the picturesque Itata Valley of southern Chile showcases its autumn beauty beneath striking skies. Itata, once the largest wine-producing area in Chile, has remained in the shadows of more prominent regions. However, a surge of young winemakers is revitalizing old family vineyards, breathing new life into this… Continue Reading
Alder Yarrow Exploring the Confluence of Riesling: A Vinography Image Collection Chris Lehoux, May 10, 2025 The picturesque confluence of the Nahe River and the Rhine River serves as a meeting point for two prominent regions renowned for their Riesling wines: the Nahe and the Rheingau. This location provides a stunning viewpoint of the Nahe River, which divides the town of Bingen am Rhein, situated at… Continue Reading
Alder Yarrow Exploring the Palette: The Many Shades of Green in Vinography Images Chris Lehoux, April 19, 2025 In the picturesque Weingut Robert Weil’s Keidricher vineyards, set against the backdrop of Germany’s Rheingau, a solitary figure clad in white stands amidst a lush landscape of greenery. This scene invites a playful comparison to "Where’s Waldo," challenging observers to locate this tiny figure amidst the sprawling vines. Established in… Continue Reading
Photography Finding the Vineyard: A Journey Through Vinography Images Chris Lehoux, April 13, 2025 Float above the striking landscape of Cappadocia, Türkiye, and you may spot scattered clusters of what appear to be scraggly bushes. These formations can indicate the presence of vineyards in a region that is rich with diverse indigenous grape varieties and a long-standing winemaking tradition. Though the modern Turkish wine… Continue Reading
Alder Yarrow Exploring Vinography: Captivating Images of the World’s Most Beautiful Vineyards Chris Lehoux, March 29, 2025 Wine is cultivated in some of the most picturesque locations around the world, but few can rival the stunning beauty of Rippon Vineyard in Wanaka, New Zealand. Having explored various wine regions, it’s clear that Rippon stands out as the most breathtaking vineyard I have encountered. The idyllic scenery is… Continue Reading
Alder Yarrow Capturing Passion: Vinography Images of Lava Lovers Chris Lehoux, March 22, 2025 Ancient stone terraces stretch towards the summit of Mount Etna at the Passopisciaro Winery. These terraces are constructed from lava rocks, while the soil consists of pulverized ash from the volcano. The vineyard is located on a former lava flow in the Contrada Guardiola area, home to some of the… Continue Reading
Alder Yarrow Capturing Spring’s Essence: Vinography Images of Lush Greenery Chris Lehoux, March 15, 2025 The Shake Ridge Ranch in Amador County presents a stunning landscape with row upon row of head-trained vines flourishing on a lush spring growth blanket. This well-maintained vineyard, featuring a diverse selection of grape varieties from Zinfandel to Rhône grapes and Barbera, has captivated a new generation of innovative California… Continue Reading
Alder Yarrow Exploring Solitude Through Vinography: A Journey in Images Chris Lehoux, March 2, 2025 Old, gnarled Grenache vines recently pruned stand prominently against the verdant winter growth at Domaine de la Solitude, located in the Châteauneuf-du-Pape region of France. The unique character of each head-trained or gobelet vine becomes visible in their bare state, showcasing the intricately twisted arms formed by years of growth… Continue Reading