05
Apr
2007
Our first tempranillo harvest
On 31 March, we harvested the first fruit from our tempranillo vineyard. The vineyard was planted in the summer of 2004, so the vines weren’t carrying a heavy crop. We hired a local gardener and his wife to pick it out, and we picked a couple of rows with our kids. It took about six hours (it’s only a tenth of a hectare), and yielded 1100 kilos of fruit. That should give us about two barrels of wine (225 liters each).
Tags: harvest, tempranillo
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