viticulturally

As we learn more about it viticulturally, we're increasing the portion of it.

An excerpt: "The kinds of people I choose to work closely with are restless truth seekers, viticulturally speaking."

Andrew believes in 'hands-on' viticulturally with the vines hand-pruned wherever possible, and hand picking of the more delicate varieties.

Geographically and viticulturally, Washington is divided into sections separated by the Cascade Mountain chain.

Devil Bend Creek reflects the region with fruit sourced from viticulturally different parts of the Peninsula.

Beyond its strong flavors and intense aroma notes, the Fiano grapevine is noted viticulturally for the relatively low yields it produces.

Away from her barrels and bottles, she spends a good deal of her time trying to figure out just where it is, viticulturally speaking, that she works.

Viticulturally, it lies in the Sonoma Valley AVA.

Many vintners in the region still believe this and are waiting for Mr. Dyson and his wine maker, John Graziano, to fall on their noses, viticulturally speaking.

A range of aspects, soil types and canopy management systems at the Nepenthe Lenswood Vineyard allow individual traits and fruit characteristics from each block, whereas the steep slopes make it a viticulturally challenging site.

For these reasons, the United States Department of the Treasury Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau determined that Guenoc Valley possesses geographical features which distinguish the area viticulturally.

But Calistoga -- despite its status as "perhaps the most historically viticulturally significant area of Napa Valley," according to the Napa Valley Vintners trade association -- has not been recognized with its own AVA.

Julia Trustram Eve, marketing director of English Wine Producers, which represents the English and Welsh wine industry, said: "We are already viticulturally suitable, using the right sort of grape varieties that suit this cooler climate.

By the time that Charlemagne established his kingdom in the late 8th century, power in France was polarised between south and north: unlike the Mediterranean south, where grapes were easy to cultivate and wine was plentiful, the more viticulturally challenged regions of the north saw wine as a luxury item and a symbol of status.

A private association under the responsibility of the Ministère de l'Agriculture (Ministry of Agricultural Affairs), CIVB seeks to promote the interests of its members via national and international communications channels, conduct research into market trends in both production to distribution, and address viticulturally technical issues of quality, environmental and heritage concerns.