- AOC. The Rhône is
generally divided into two sub-regions with
distinct vinicultural traditions, the
Northern Rhône (referred to in
French as Rhône septentrional)...
-
Agricultural Society. In 1863,
Haraszthy incorporated the
Buena Vista Vinicultural Society, the
first large corporation in
California (perhaps in the United...
- with the
Thracian corn
deity Sabazius.
Other plants believed to be
viniculturally significant were also
included in wine lore such as ivy (thought to...
-
Terra Madre,
events that have
highlighted the rich
agricultural and
vinicultural value of the Po
Valley and
Northern Italy.
Turin is home to one of Italy's...
-
Center of
Marine Science and
Technology (CACYTMAR).
Andaluz Center of
Vinicultural Research (CAIV). Part of the
Iberoamerican Viniculture Network Institutes...
-
winds and fog that
balance the heat and sunshine.
While drought can be a
vinicultural hazard, most
areas of
California receive sufficient amounts of rainfall...
-
industry has
sprung up in Groesb****,
making the area the
northernmost vinicultural centre in Europe, and the only such area in the Netherlands,
owing to...
- financially, and in 1863
financial support came by way of the
Buena Vista Vinicultural Society; a
group of
financiers led by San
Francisco banker William Ralston...
-
Valleys of
Santa Cruz have
become areas of
increased interest for its
vinicultural potential. The main
varieties produced are Tannat,
Cabernet Sauvignon...
-
after the
phylloxera infestation and a cold winter. In the end, the
vinicultural area
amounted to 35 hectares. In 1860, the
first savings and loan ****ociation...
