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They now own about 5 percent of all the vineyard land in the county.

In the vineyard, my wife is right there next to me.

No, I do not believe that you will have the time to stop at a vineyard.

Last summer was the first time in 25 years that my family did not go to the Vineyard.

Came out here early in the century to found a town and vineyards.

They passed a woman who was working in a vineyard.

Over 150 families of vineyard workers live and work there.

On his left, vineyards came right down to the road.

His dream is one day to own and run a vineyard.

It is named after a former vineyard in the area.

Both of these must be produced by the same vineyard.

He and his wife bought a vineyard where they both worked.

He turns his back on the house and the vineyards.

"But I'd like to have a look at the vineyard house tonight."

Are they trying to make you believe there's going to be vineyards here one day?

Many of the best vineyards produce less than 5,000 cases a year.

The vineyard is on the right, one mile down the road.

The group, limited to 20 people, will also stop at vineyards.

My vineyards are not large, but the product is quite good.

They move them to the end of each row in the vineyard.

Our week on the Vineyard was interesting for several reasons.

The couple bought a vineyard there and had a son.

At the time, it was the largest vineyard in the state.

Almost half of the available land was covered with vineyards.

In recent years, a number of vineyards have been established.

There is only one vinery, with exception of annual market.

The couple owned a vinery where Posiles was working during the day.

One bronze award granted to the vinery in 2007 was the first for an English vineyard in many years.

A 15th-century doorway and some 13th-century windows were also included in the vinery.

Tom Ludt, Vinery president, explained his pleasure with the decision.

Horse farm giant Vinery Stables has sponsored since 2011.

In 1988 the vinery began the first experiments planting out Syrah on a smaller part of the property.

Arthur also owns Oatlands Farm with its own large vinery.

Attached to the north wall of the Kitchen Garden is a greenhouse known as the Vinery which was built in 1872-73.

His brother, Ben Jr., owns and operates the Vinery breeding farm.

It became a famous tourist attraction, until the Kippen Vinery had to close in 1964.

The engine whined, groaned, and we were out of it, crashing forward again through a cataract of vinery.

The other outbuildings included a vinery, with a heated wall, and a smoke house for curing bacon and ham.

The base to this cross was unearthed in circa 1908, on the site of The Grange's new vinery, and scattered into pieces.

The gardens stand to the west of the lake and include: A fig house, a peach house, a vinery, and other greenhouses.

But other features for which Hampton Court is famous - the vinery, the maze, rose garden and pond gardens - escaped unscathed.

Zakarpattia Oblast's economy depends mostly on trans-border trade, vinery and forestry.

He remained at Vinery until 2003 when he was sent to stand at Spendthrift Farm.

Tinners Way assumed stallion duties at Vinery, Kentucky in 1996.

A few miles away in the Vinery near Lexington, the senior star Black Tie Affair was just resting.

In 2004 the name of the race was amended to add the name of its new sponsor, Vinery, a local Thoroughbred breeding operation.

A vinery was built using six Perpendicular Gothic windows, five being 15th-century originals and the sixth a modern copy.

Syndicated and retired from racing, Gilded Time was sent to stud duty at the Vinery Kentucky.

Benny the Bull was retired from racing to stand as a stallion at the Vinery Stud in Florida.

The gardens, amongst other things, possessed a peach house, an orangery, a vinery, a melon house and a mushroom house.