Showing posts with label Tendril. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tendril. Show all posts
Friday, October 09, 2020
Little gems.
Leaf pulling in the Cabernet sauvignon vines today (and most of the week) exposing the fruit in preparation for harvest, I came across several little clusters, higher up in the canopy, that looked like little jewels. Vinodog 2 was my companion, as usual, whilst I performed this particular vineyard op...and then we were joined by the chickens. Very bucolic.
Labels:
Chickens,
Cluster,
CS,
Harvest 2020,
leaf pulling,
Second crop,
Tendril,
V2,
vineyard ops
Sunday, February 17, 2019
Meteorological mélange.
In less than 24 hours Vinoland experienced an epic variety of weather; rain, hail, frost, fog and glorious sunshine. (And an earthquake. Just a magnitude 3.7, close to Yountville).
It was not forecast to rain today. And it didn't. Instead it hailed, again. Vinodog 2 and I were treated to a fabulous rainbow, over a neighbouring vineyard, on our rather soggy afternoon perambulation. An interesting weather day.
I did, however, manage to get all the Orange muscat and Pinot grigio canes tied down whilst the sun was shining. In fact, I got a little bit warm working my way from vine to vine, but I loved it.
It was not forecast to rain today. And it didn't. Instead it hailed, again. Vinodog 2 and I were treated to a fabulous rainbow, over a neighbouring vineyard, on our rather soggy afternoon perambulation. An interesting weather day.
I did, however, manage to get all the Orange muscat and Pinot grigio canes tied down whilst the sun was shining. In fact, I got a little bit warm working my way from vine to vine, but I loved it.
Labels:
Earthquake,
Fog,
frost,
Hailstones,
OM,
PG,
Tendril,
weather
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