Grapevine Collection (page 28)

Chateau Pech-Latt. Near Ribaute. Les Corbieres. Languedoc. The vineyard. France. Europe

Collioure. Roussillon. A tool shed hut in the vineyard. France. Europe. Vineyard

Collioure. Roussillon. France. Europe. Vineyard

Snow capped Pyrenees mountains. Chateau Rives-Blanques. Limoux. Languedoc. Pyrenees mountains in haze on the horizon under a blue sky and a brilliant winter sunshine. France

Chateau Gazin and its vineyard Pomerol Bordeaux Gironde Aquitaine France

Chateau Gazin, its vineyard with a rose bush at the end of each row of vines and the road leading to the chateau Pomerol Bordeaux Gironde Aquitaine France

Chateau l Evangile with its distinctive red winery building Pomerol Bordeaux Gironde Aquitaine France

Chateau la Conseillante, in the foreground the vineyard Pomerol Bordeaux Gironde Aquitaine France

Road sign in front of the vineyards saying Gigondas and Violes. An old vine in the background

The garden or park at the chateau is mainly used as a vineyard Chateau de Cerons (Cerons) Sauternes Gironde Aquitaine France

Chateau St Jean d Aumieres, Gignac village. Terrasses de Larzac. Languedoc. France. Europe. Vineyard

The Domaine de Beaucastel and vineyards. Chateau de Beaucastel, Domaines Perrin, Courthezon Courthezon Vaucluse France Europe

A view of the ruined chateau, the Popes summer palace over the vineyards. Chateauneuf-du-Pape Chateauneuf, Vaucluse, Provence, France

Chateau Mire l Etang. La Clape. Languedoc. Old, gnarled and twisting vine. France. Europe

The Hermitage vineyards on the hill behind the city Tain-laiHermitage, The Maison Blanche
The Hermitage vineyards on the hill behind the city Tain-lAiHermitage, The Maison Blanche, White House on top of the hill and a sign with Paul Jaboulet Aine. Drome, France

Old vines on stony pebbly soil and with supporting poles after winter pruning but before leaves start growing. The Hermitage vineyards on the hill behind the city Tain-laiHermitage, Drome, France

A sign in the vineyard saying Chateau La Dominique, and a unknown winery in the background. Could be La Dominique but not certain. Saint Emilion Bordeaux Gironde Aquitaine France

A stone gate post inscribed with Chateau Gazin, vineyard in the background Pomerol Bordeaux Gironde Aquitaine France

A sign in the vineyards saying Chateau La Pointe Pomerol Bordeaux Gironde Aquitaine France

A white sign in the vineyard saying Chateau Villemaurine Saint Emilion Bordeaux Gironde Aquitaine France

Unknown property Across the road from Ch Bouscaut. Graves Pessac Leognan Bordeaux Gironde Aquitaine France

Unknown winery in St Emilion (seen from in front of Petit Village in Pomerol, but probably in St Emilion) Bordeaux Gironde Aquitaine France

Petit Verdot grape bunches and vines - Chateau de la Tour (or Clos de La Tour), Bordeaux

Vineyards, petit verdot vines and the winery in the distance - Chateau de la Tour (or Clos de La Tour), Bordeaux

The chateau with turrets and vineyard - Chateau Carignan, Premieres Cotes de Bordeaux

The winery and chateau at Chateau Evangile Saint Emilion

Pomerol - a sign for La Conseillante Chateau and vineyard

Ripe bunches of Merlot grapes in a row in the vineyard - Chateau Grand Mayne, Saint Emilion, Bordeaux

A Cabernet Franc bunch of grapes on a vine in the vineyard at Chateau Cheval Blanc, Saint Emilion, Bordeaux

The back side of Chateau Figeac in Saint Emilion, Bordeaux with vineyard in the foreground

Vineyard and Chateau Latour du Pin Figeac (Moueix), as it is called, in Saint Emilion, another Moueix family property, bordeaux

The chateau, vineyard and winery La Grave Figeac is just between Cheval Blanc and La Conseillante - Chateau La Grave Figeac, Saint Emilion, Bordeaux

Bunches of Merlot grapes on the ground, green harvest or crop thinning, at Chateau la Grave Figeac, Saint Emilion, Bordeaux - Chateau La Grave Figeac, Saint Emilion, Bordeaux

A Merlot leaf with a malady Probably erinose - a harmless attack by spiders - Chateau La Grave Figeac, Saint Emilion, Bordeaux

Ripe bunches of Merlot grapes at Chateau la Grave Figeac, Saint Emilion, Bordeaux - Chateau La Grave Figeac, Saint Emilion, Bordeaux

A sign saying Grand Cru Classee 1855 Haut Medoc Vignobles Dourthe - Chateau Belgrave, Haut-Medoc, Grand Crus Classee 1855

A vineyard tractor equipped with claws to work the soil and remove weed - Chateau Belgrave, Haut-Medoc, Grand Crus Classee 1855

A Merlot leaf - the leaf is round and has not so deep separation between the lobes. The surface is waffely (textured) - Chateau Belgrave, Haut-Medoc, Grand Crus Classee 1855

A cabernet Sauvignon vine, circa 35 years old with ripe grape bunches - Chateau Belgrave, Haut-Medoc, Grand Crus Classee 1855

The gravelly pebbly and sandy soil, typical of Medoc - Chateau Belgrave, Haut-Medoc, Grand Crus Classee 1855

The Les Genevrieres vineyard in Meursault, Bourgogne

Autumn colours in the vineyard in late afternoon evening sunshine, red, brown, yellow leaves
Autumn colors in the vineyard, view of the curch tower in the neighbouring village Conne de Labarde Domaine Vignoble des Verdots, Conne de Labarde, Bergerac, Dordogne, France

The newly constructed winery building seen over the green yellow golden vineyard
Winery building seen over the vineyard in evening late afternoon, Domaine, Vignoble des Verdots, Conne de Labarde, Bergerac, Dordogne, France

A pinot noir leaf - you can identify the variety since the leaf goes all the way into the center
A pinot noir leaf, Champagne Francois Seconde, Sillery Grand Cru, Montagne de Reims, Champagne, Marne, Ardennes, France

A view over the Crozes-Hermitage vineyards in the part of the appellation closes to Hermitage. On slopes with stone terraces. Crozes Hermitage, Drome, France

The Chateau Grillet, that has its own appellation close to Condrieu with its vineyard behind. Choteau Grillet, Verin, Rhone, France, Europe

A Condrieu vineyard that belongs to Andre Perret, across the street from his winery
A Condrieu vineyard that belongs to Andre Perret. It has just been cleaned from bushes and trees and replanted with vines. Andre P et A Perret, Chavanay, Rhone, France

Steep slopes leading up to the chapel. The Hermitage vineyards on the hill behind
The Hermitage vineyards on the hill behind the city Tain-l Hermitage, on the steep sloping hill, stone terraced. Sometimes spelled Ermitage. Tain l Hermitage, Drome, Drome, France

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