Category: Vinography Images
Vinography Images: Medium Toast
Medium Toast In general, the less a barrel is toasted, the more tannins and other wood characteristics will be leached
Vinography Images: Last Rays Vineyard
Last Rays Vineyard The only thing that would improve this view of a Paso Robles vineyard at sunset would be
Vinography Images: Spring in the Vineyard
Spring in the Vineyard All over California old gnarled vines that have looked half-dead since they were pruned some months
Vinography Images: Terraced Vineyards
Terraced Vineyards Of all the wine growing regions of the world, only one looks quite like this. Portugal’s Douro Valley,
Vinography Images: Leafing Out
Leafing Out As the weather warms, the vines begin to come out of their winter dormancy, and first buds, then
Vinography Images: Vineyard Behind the Oaks
Vineyard Behind the Oaks The rain that we’ve been having this week aside, the vineyards of Northern California wine country
Vinography Images: Where Wine Comes From
Where Wine Comes From While no doubt unremarkable, and even boring to those who make their living by growing wine
Vinography Images: Light Through Grapes
Light Through Grapes In a miraculous chemistry shared with so many bounties of the natural world, grapes take the light
Vinography Images: Leaf and Berry
Leaf and Berry Even those who work in vineyards every day can’t match the stillness of contemplation that a photograph
Vinography Images: Mixed Blacks
Mixed Blacks This old vine Zinfandel, with its gnarled trunk and colorful leaves is a good reminder of California’s winemaking
Vinography Images: Bernardus
Bernardus This image was taken high in the Carmel Valley, to the south of Monterey California, on the property of
Vinography Images: Grape Light
Grape Light The grape consists of three primary elements, the skin, the pulp, and the seeds. The skin is actually
Vinography Images: The Vineyard and the Golden Oaks
The Vineyard and the Golden Oaks In many ways, most vineyards look an awful lot alike. Rows upon rows of
Vinography Images: The Perfect Cluster
The Perfect Cluster Is there such thing as the perfect cluster of grapes? As wine lovers we don’t spend much
Vinography Images: The Tonnellerie
The Tonnellerie The toasting of barrels in a Tonnellerie (or cooperage) serves two purposes — to shape the barrel to
Vinography Images: One Red Grape
One Red Grape Veraison [ver-ay-zun]. Noun. The stage of grape berry development that marks the beginning of ripening when the
Vinography Images: Sunset Vineyard
Sunset Vineyard We talk a lot about the dirt that wine comes from, but we don’t talk enough about the
Introducing Photographer Andy Katz
Whenever I think of Andy Katz, I will always remember a particular moment from my trip to South Africa in
Images of the South African Winelands
For those who are interested, here are some of the photographs I took while in South Africa. The winelands, as
