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Soil types

January 29th, 2008 at 7:05pm |

The kind of soil grapes are grown on has a huge effect on how the wine will turn out. It is generally accepted that a soil that puts stress on the vine makes a better wine. If grape vines had the ideal conditions with plenty of water and nutrient rich soil, they’d spread far and […]

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