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- Sustainable Vine Wine Tours
Santa Barbara wine tasting and tours to organic and biodynamic vineyards and wineries in the Santa Ynez Valley, California.
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dmoz[Rank #1],
Relevancy Score: 600. [Preview] [Open in full window]
- Vineyard Vines Neckwear
Handmade silk ties, bow ties, and cummerbund sets with Martha's Vineyard, Nantucket and Cape Cod motifs.
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altavista[Rank #1],
ask[Rank #1],
Relevancy Score: 400. [Preview] [Open in full window]
- Lakeview Vineyard Equipment
Grape harvesters, vine sprayers.
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dmoz[Rank #2],
Relevancy Score: 350. [Preview] [Open in full window]
- Little Horse Vineyard
Experimental vineyard, growing at an altitude of 3200 feet in Ashe County. Includes product descriptions and ordering information. Also sells vine cuttings.
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dmoz[Rank #5],
dmoz[Rank #11],
Relevancy Score: 345. [Preview] [Open in full window]
- Mill Creek Vineyard
Located between Peppers Mountain and Mill Creek 10 kms north of Stroud NSW. The 6-acre vineyard has fully developed Shiraz and developing Semillon and Sauvignon Blanc vines producing a range of different wines.
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dmoz[Rank #3],
Relevancy Score: 266. [Preview] [Open in full window]
- Flat Creek
Hill Country vineyard and winery, specializing in Italian varieties and Cabernet Sauvignon. Contains information about the planting of the vines and upcoming releases.
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dmoz[Rank #15],
dmoz[Rank #19],
Relevancy Score: 259. [Preview] [Open in full window]
- Rachel's Vineyard - Vine & Branches Newsletter
Your browser does not support inline frames or is currently configured not to display inline frames. ... Rachel's Vineyard - Resources...
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altavista[Rank #75],
ask[Rank #2],
Relevancy Score: 251. [Preview] [Open in full window]
- Cabbage Tree Vineyard
A small vineyard owned and operated by David and Winifred Bull, Mostly planted in 1998. Cabbage trees grow amongst the vines - Pinot Noir, Merlot, Chardonnay and Semillon.
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dmoz[Rank #4],
Relevancy Score: 225. [Preview] [Open in full window]
- Vineyard
Vineyard A vineyard is a place where grapes are grown for making wine, raisins, or table grapes. Vineyards are often on hillsides and on soil that would be marginal for other plantings. Some of the best wines come from extremely stony soil on quite steep hills, conditions which would make most
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pheeds[Rank #1],
Relevancy Score: 200. [Preview] [Open in full window]
- Vines in the UK
A brief history and overview of wines and vinegrowing in the UK.
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dmoz[Rank #6],
Relevancy Score: 183. [Preview] [Open in full window]
- Hartford Family Winery
Produces single vineyard Pinot Noir, Chardonnay and old vine Zinfandel. Wine listings and information, maps of the vineyards.
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dmoz[Rank #7],
Relevancy Score: 171. [Preview] [Open in full window]
- Winegrowers Supplies
Provides information on vine varieties, clones and rootstocks, planting a vineyard, wine making and tasting. Also offers grafted vines, accessories and equipment for sale.
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dmoz[Rank #8],
Relevancy Score: 162. [Preview] [Open in full window]
- Sustainable Vine Wine Tours
Wine tasting and tours to organic and biodynamic vineyards and wineries in the Santa Ynez Valley.
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dmoz[Rank #9],
Relevancy Score: 155. [Preview] [Open in full window]
- De''vine Escape
Studio accommodation amongst vineyards in the Yarra Valley. Find information on accommodation packages, photo gallery and online booking.
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dmoz[Rank #10],
Relevancy Score: 150. [Preview] [Open in full window]
- Robert M. Parker, Jr.
world, made Bordeaux its "selection of the month" in January, 1991. Foreign language editions of Bordeaux have been published in Japan, Germany, and Sweden. In 1987, Simon and Schuster published two more wine books by Mr. Parker, Parker's Wine Buyer's Guide and The Wines of the Rhône Valley and Provence. The latter book won the Tastemaker's Award in 1989 as the top wine book of the year published in America and The Wine Guild's Wine Book of the Year Award in The United Kingdom. In April, 1989, his second Wine Buyer's Guide was published, and his fifth book, Burgundy, was published
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pheeds[Rank #2],
Relevancy Score: 150. [Preview] [Open in full window]
- Fish Ties, Beach Ties and Nautical Ties from Vineyard Vines
Fish Ties, Beach Ties and Nautical Ties from Vineyard Vinesto dress for the Real Good Life
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altavista[Rank #2],
Relevancy Score: 150. [Preview] [Open in full window]
- Wilmot Hills Vineyard
Information on table and fruit vines produced in the Cradle Mountain area.
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dmoz[Rank #12],
Relevancy Score: 141. [Preview] [Open in full window]
- Taltarni Vineyards
Privately owned vineyard and winery located in the Pyrenees wine region of Victoria, Australia. Produces two sparkling wines and a range of mature vine premium estate grown red wines, whites and roses.
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dmoz[Rank #13],
Relevancy Score: 138. [Preview] [Open in full window]
- Bear River Vineyards
Vineyard/winery in Bear River, Nova Scotia, Canada. Growing vinifera wine grapes, vine cuttings and one year old nursery stock.
Sources:
dmoz[Rank #14],
Relevancy Score: 135. [Preview] [Open in full window]
- Phylloxera
Phylloxera Grape Phylloxera (Daktulosphaira vitifoliae) is a serious pest of commercial grapevines worldwide. These tiny sap-sucking aphidlike insects attack the roots of grapevines. The insects and secondary fungal infections can girdle roots, gradually cutting off the flow of nutrients and water to the vine. Nymphs also form protective galls on the undersides of grapevine leaves and overwinter under the bark or on the vine roots. Inadvertently introduced in 1860 on imported American vinestocks, (it had already been introduced into California), Phylloxera wiped out
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pheeds[Rank #3],
Relevancy Score: 133. [Preview] [Open in full window]
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