Tag: Jimmy Hayes
Vinography Images: Frost Fight
Frost fans spinning at dawn in the famed To Kalon Vineyard of Napa’s Oakville AVA. Frost is on a lot
Vinography Images: Close Your Bunghole
Workers make wooden bungs by hand to fit the old wooden foudres at Mayacamas Vineyards on Mount Veeder in Napa,
Vinography Images: Planting the Matrix
Looking down at a new vineyard site from the scrubby hills surrounding Eden Rift Vineyards in the Cienega Valley, a
Vinography Images: Spring is Coming
Budbreak in Hyde Vineyard in the Carneros AVA. Most California vineyards are not quite this far along in their beginnings
Vinography Images: Line of Thinking
Steve Matthiasson walks in his vineyard in the Oak Knoll District of Napa, as the morning sun makes trellis wires
Vinography Images: Strange Creatures
Frost fans stand starkly against the morning fog, like strange creatures in an otherworldly landscape, as the vineyards of the
Vinography Images: Early Tendrils
Tendrils of a grapevine unfurl at Covert Estate in the Coombsville AVA of Napa Valley. At the moment, grapevines in
Vinography Images: Experienced Hands
Using a block of wood to hold it away from the irrigation line, a vineyard worker cuts the trunk of
Vinography Images: Tight Squeeze
A cellar worker replaces a barrel bung after topping up at the Kistler winery in the town of Forestville. One
Vinography Images: The Dark Land
Posts rise out of the dark brush of a vineyard near Porseleinberg in Swartland, South Africa. Literally translating as “black
Vinography Images: A Foggy Eden
January fog blankets the Eden Rift Vineyard in Hollister, 95 miles south of San Francisco. Eden Rift is a relatively
Vinography Images: Sneaky Barrels
Sometimes you have to just take a load off. Envínate winemaker Laura Ramos, relaxing in the cellar, sporting some psychedelic
Vinography Images: Steaming Barrels
Steaming Barrels, Mayacamas VineyardsA cellar worker cleans barrels at the famed Mayacamas Vineyards estate on the top of Mount Veeder
Introducing Photographer Jimmy Hayes
As regular readers know, I regularly collaborate with photographers to add some visual beauty to my weekly ramblings here and
