2008 harvest winemakers' blog

Tuscan Vineyards Need Watching Year-Round

Posted: Nov 24, 2008 6:09pm ET
By Barbara Kronenberg-Widmer

Posted by Barbara Kronenberg-Widmer Once harvest is completed, you might think that the work in the vineyards comes to a standstill. The grapes are all in the cellar, and we can't start pruning the vines after they have lost all their leaves and after their sap has retreated back into the roots and they go into "hibernation.

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