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Crafting wine, life and home in Hungary

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Crafting wine, life and home in Hungary

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Grafting Old Wine With a Modified Cleft Graft

April 24, 2016

As I have mentioned before, we have a number of different wine varieties in one vineyard. Some of these varieties …

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Downy Mildew, Texas Chili, and Wood Piles. A Year in Review.

January 3, 2016

I esentially minored in Statistics while in Graduate School. So it is natural for me to pour over the yearly …

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Building Fences

October 8, 2015

I do not like fences between neighbors. Or walls. They represent a breakdown of communication. A breakdown of détente. Of …

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Italian Riesling Harvest and Crush 2015

September 21, 2015

While I have planted a significant amount of new Pinot gris and Tramini, until these have reached at least five …

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Pinot Gris Harvest and Crush 2015

September 5, 2015

We picked our Pinot gris this week. With a warm August the grapes were ripe, but we were letting them …

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Turán (aka Agria) Harvest and Crush 2015

August 28, 2015

After a very hot start to August, it was a cool August morning this week that we decided it was …

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Spring Dandelions in the Vineyard

April 17, 2015

I like spring wild flowers. I even like dandelions. I like the yellow flowers of dandelions, and the little puffballs …

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Replanting a Wine Vine

March 31, 2015

In the Tales of Two Properties series, new wine vines were planted. But some did not survive their first year. …

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