Weak moment

Definition

vineyard /'vÇnjǝd/ n စပ်စ္ၿခံ။

Examples

1. ‘Solomon made mention of how foxes were damaging to vineyards
2. consuming ripe grapes.’
3. ‘The dancers all look like they're more suited to stomping on grapes in a vineyard.’
4. ‘Vintners know that a second squeezing of a fine vineyard's grapes can still produce a respectable if somewhat tannic wine.’
5. ‘Wine can be confusing
6. because even the wine from the same vineyard and winemaker changes from year to year.’
7. ‘Some wineries may even tell you the specific vineyard that the grapes had been grown.’
8. ‘Surrounding their dwelling were maize plantations and vineyards
9. owned by a wealthy landowner.’
10. ‘Although there are many hundreds of villages that make wine in Burgundy
11. very few have vineyards with Grand Cru status.’
12. ‘Not all of my colleagues travel as much
13. but I reckon it's essential to visit vineyards and interview winemakers.’
14. ‘One of the vineyards has annual vegetables intercropped with grapevines.’
15. ‘Winemaking begins in the vineyard
16. with proper care and attention to the vines during the growing season.’
17. ‘They are all from the same producer
18. same grape
19. same region
20. but different vintages and vineyards.’
21. ‘He and the winery owner were out in a vineyard looking at what the Californian said was Pinot blanc.’
22. ‘There always seem to be cherry trees surrounding the best vineyards in Valpolicella.’
23. ‘I got off the cart without help for once because everyone was deep in the vineyards harvesting the grapes.’
24. ‘This Sauvignon is hand picked from vineyards practicing sustainable agriculture in Napa.’
25. ‘Each commandery had its vineyard or vineyards: hence the name of the modern dessert wine from Cyprus.’
26. ‘It is a blend of usually the three best recent vintages
27. from the best vineyards and the best grapes.’
28. ‘Originally the farm had been a vineyard
29. like most farms in Catalunya.’
30. ‘The decline of grape vineyards depends on the age of the grape vines and on the variety planted.’
31. ‘Surprisingly
32. many neighboring vineyards are farming without any irrigation at all.’