Winegrowing Collection (page 2)
"Winegrowing: A Timeless Tradition Spanning Continents and Centuries" From the picturesque vineyards of Motovun
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"Winegrowing: A Timeless Tradition Spanning Continents and Centuries" From the picturesque vineyards of Motovun, Istria in Croatia to the rolling hills of Medoc's Chateau Lafitte in France, it has captivated hearts and palates for centuries, and is an art that transcends time, as depicted by Charlotte Sperber's enchanting pitcher from 1935-1939. The roots of this ancient craft can be traced back even further, as seen in the denarius coin depicting Liber, the Roman god of wine, dating back to around 78 BCE. Winegrowing has always been intertwined with culture and history. Christophe-Philippe Oberkampf's Les Vendages furnishing fabric transports us to rural France in 1785 when grape harvesting was a cherished part of daily life. The illustration captures the essence of hard work and tradition involved in plucking fowls and harvesting grapes. Viniculture itself is a delicate dance between nature and human expertise. In Austria's Wachau area, traditional hand picking during grape harvests ensures that only the finest fruits are selected for winemaking. This meticulous process echoes across borders as we witness another glimpse into hand-picking traditions amidst Germany's Southern Palatinate vineyards. But it is not just Europe that boasts remarkable wine-growing regions; La Geria in Lanzarote, Canary Islands showcases traditional methods against a unique volcanic backdrop. Here on these Spanish shores lies evidence that passion for viticulture knows no boundaries. As we explore these diverse landscapes where vines thrive under different climates and terrains, one thing remains constant - winegrowing unites people through shared appreciation for its rich flavors and cultural significance. So raise your glass to this timeless tradition that continues to bring joy to our tables worldwide.