Everything Seems Normal. But It's Not.
Woody is looking sad. He has no one to welcome to the winery.
Category: vineyard philosopher
Filmography/Bookography for Vineyard Dreamers and Urban Escape Artists
Here are some books and movies that we enjoyed in our journey to starting a winery. I always admired entrepreneursContinue Reading
The Big Hare
A few years ago, cute little bunny rabbits hopped all over the vineyard whenever I mowed or trimmed the vines.Continue Reading
The Angst of the Artist
To have the best chance of succeeding in a new endeavour, particularly in a highly risky and challenging one, youContinue Reading
Tying Up
I’m thinking thoughts in the quietude of the vineyard. Today, we’re working on tying up vines. At this point they’veContinue Reading
Rainy Days in the Vineyard
“Never worry about things you can’t control.” Farming is about controlling everything you can and not worrying about things youContinue Reading
The Hardest Part of Starting a Winery
Other winemakers say that the hardest part of starting a winery isn’t growing the grapes or making the wine —Continue Reading
Spring Thaw
European grape varieties Pinot Noir and Chardonnay comprise the largest part of our plantings. Mediterranean in origin, they’re vulnerable to theContinue Reading
Invictus Agricola
We love things green and growing and creating with our own hands. But for those of us seeking the joy of reconnectingContinue Reading
A Lazy Sunday in the County
On a lazy Sunday afternoon in August, our sunflowers are at the height of their glory.
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