VIEW OF THE SOIL

FACTORS AFFECTING WINE

Soil is also a factor, the best being one that offers good drainage, which is why gravel and sand are better than clay. Good drainage forces the wines root to seek deep moisture which cause their root to become longer. These longer root are able to reach deep mineral deposits and these mineral, in turn, add flavour to gapes and thus to wine.

FACTORS AFFECTING WINE

A number of factors affect wine quality, the most important being the type of grape used. The best grapevine is the vitis vinifera, which has many different varieties. The grape yield per acre is also a factor. The higher the yield is the lower the wine quality will generally be, conversely, the lower the yield is the more concentrated the grape flavours and the better the wine quality will be normally, a     ton of gushed grapes yield an average of 170 gallon of Table wine.

FACTORS AFFECTING WINE

CLIMATE

SOIL

VINE FAMILY & GRAPE VARIETY

VITICULTURE

VINIFICATION / VINICULTURE

LUCK OF THE YEAR

  

WINE PRODUCING COUNTRIES

OTHER WINE PRODUCING COUNTRIES:

üNEW ZEALAND

ü SOUTH AFRICA

ü AUSTRALIA

ü CANADA

ü BRAZIL

ü CHILE

ü PARAGUAY

URUGUAY

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