Tag: photography

Vinography Images: Magic Hill
Once an underwater volcano, the tiny hill of Somló in Hungary is home to some of the world’s most compelling

Vinography Images: Koshu Forest
Few people know that Japan makes fine wine from grapes, and fewer still know that it essentially has an indigenous

Vinography Images: Palmento
Sicily is a special place for many reasons, with wonderful wines deeply rooted in traditions stretching back millennia. For many

Vinography Images: Heroic Bubbles
Heroic viticulture is a term that occasionally gets thrown around amongst us winewriters and various wine producers. Like many things

Vinography Images: The Hidden Valley
Despite being only another 45 minutes past some of the most visited parts of Sonoma County, and despite being the

Vinography Images: Old and New
Wooden stakes are ready to support newly planted vines in one of Europe’s oldest vineyards. Öreg Király, or the Old

Vinography Images: Vines of Yesteryear
A vineyard in the Cappadocia region of Türkiye seen from the air evokes what vineyards must have looked like thousands

Vinography Images: Napa Colors
Vines show their autumn colors in November as the trees lose the last of their leaves. This shot taken in

Vinography Images: Winter Guardian
A small weather-worn statue seems to stand guard over the rolling vineyards of Burgundy near the town of Saint-Romain on

Vinography Images: The Cellar
Almost exactly 10 years ago, I made the pilgrimage to visit Chateau Rayas in the Châteauneuf-du-Pape region of France, and

The Next Iteration of Vinography Images
Social media has taken the place of the robust back-and-forth I used to have with readers in the comments here

Vinography Images: Elbow Grease
Punchdowns work a little differently when your fermentation vessel is a Talha, a terra cotta amphora about your size. You

Vinography Images: Dawn Berries
Dawn light shines on freshly harvested Cabernet Sauvignon at Anomaly Vineyards in Napa Valley at harvest time. Vintners in Napa

Vinography Images: Talha Tales
Winery employee Sebastião fills a talha at Fitapreta Vinehos in Portugal’s Alentejo region. The Romans first introduced the terra cotta

Vinography Images: Must Swirl
Bright crimson must swirls through a tank during a pumpover at Fitapreta Vinhos in Portugal’s Alentejo region. Fitapreta is the

Vinography Images: Cellar Patina
Many wine cellars aim to be modern architectural marvels, but there’s nothing like the patina of an old cellar for

Vinography Images: Lingering Color
A last bit of peachy pink colors the underside of a cloud as light begins to fade above the vineyards

Vinography Images: Fermenting From the Firehose
A pumpover gushes full blast at Fitapreta Vinhos in Portugal’s Alentejo region. Says photographer and harvest intern David Sawyer, “Thoroughly