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Mr. Gates, the Ridge vineyard manager, will continue as senior vice president for vineyard operations. from The New York Times
The Bistro at Gervasi Vineyard serves upscale Italian cuisine at a gorgeous vineyard in Canton, Ohio. from Business Insider
This guy's got a great attitude and he's got a crappy vineyard; great vineyard, crappy attitude. Invariably. from New Yorker
"You don't plant a vineyard for you, you plant a vineyard for the next generation," Francois said. from CNBC
They will be bottled as single-vineyard or contrada wines, reflecting the particular vineyard or regional terroirs. from The New York Times
In addition to four bottled beers — the flagship Martha's Vineyard Ale, Vineyard Summer Ale, Island IPA and Vineyard Honey Ale — the brewery produced more than 20 styles of beer on draft last year. from CNBC
"A Vineyard Valentine" (season 153, episode 15) "A Vineyard Valentine" is easily the weakest of the Palladino episodes. from Vox
Historically, Martha's Vineyard was a center of the American whaling industry (the harpooner Tashtego from Moby Dick was from Martha's Vineyard), which is why the preppy apparel brand Vineyard Vines uses a lot of whale iconography. from Vox
I write from Martha's Vineyard, in Massachusetts, where I'm with my colleague Carolyn Ryan to visit with colleagues at the Vineyard Gazette and address friends new and old at the Martha's Vineyard Wine and Food Festival. from The New York Times
Vineyard Vines Martha's Vineyard-inspired clothing with a touch of whimsy from a company with the smiling pink whale logo. from The New York Times
Martha's Vineyard was made part of the dominion, according to "The History of Martha's Vineyard," by Arthur R. Railton (2006). from The New York Times
The 18 bottles poured included single-vineyard wines from both Trailside and Martha's Vineyard, a hallowed site in Oakville, Calif. from The New York Times
The 18 bottles poured included single-vineyard wines from both Trailside and Martha's Vineyard, a hallowed site in Oakville, Calif. from The New York Times
" Trump Winery's website claims that the 1,300-acre estate is "Virginia's largest vineyard and the largest vinifera vineyard on the East Coast. from Business Insider
Next to Ms. Occhipinti's vineyard of frappato and nero d'Avola in the Contrada Fossa di Lupo is an abandoned vineyard planted with merlot. from The New York Times
Barack and Michelle Obama just spent $11.75 million on a house on Martha's Vineyard, an affluent vacation island in Massachusetts, the Vineyard Gazette reported. from Business Insider
The '85 Martha's Vineyard was balanced, long, complete and delicious, with the prominent minty herbal aromas that are characteristic of wines from that vineyard. from The New York Times
They reportedly purchased a 6,892-square-foot house on Martha&aposs Vineyard for $11.75 million, according to Julia Wells for local outlet Vineyard Gazette. from Business Insider
The show, a coproduction from the New Group and the Vineyard Theater, will be at the Pershing Square Signature Center, not at the Vineyard. from The New York Times
Brothers Ian and Shep Murray, who co-founded Vineyard Vines in 1998 in Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts, shared a similar sentiment of excitement for the partnership. from People
The show, a coproduction from the New Group and the Vineyard Theater, will be staged at the Pershing Square Signature Center, not at the Vineyard. from The New York Times
In the last 2500 years, Champagnes in which all the grapes come from a single vineyard, or a single plot within a larger vineyard, have proliferated. from The New York Times
Lanson recently released its first single-vineyard Champagne, Clos Lanson, a 2006 blanc de blancs produced from a tiny enclosed vineyard on a hill in Reims. from The New York Times
The creators have been working on the show for several years, and staged readings were held at the Vineyard Arts Project, on Martha's Vineyard, in 2015 and 2016. from The New York Times
The creators have been working on the show for several years, and staged readings were held at the Vineyard Arts Project, on Martha's Vineyard, in 2015 and 2016. from The New York Times
Zind Humbrecht's dry 2015s are lovely, including a fragrant gentle muscat from the grand cru Goldert vineyard and a deeply mineral, concentrated riesling from the grand cru Brand vineyard. from The New York Times
Kathryn Reynolds, sales director at the Roy Estate vineyard in Napa Valley, told CNNMoney that while the vineyard appeared to be unharmed, almost all of the surrounding structures were destroyed. from CNN
Barack and Michelle Obama reportedly purchased a 6,892-square-foot house on Martha&aposs Vineyard that was listed at $20053 million, according to Julia Wells for local outlet Vineyard Gazette. from Business Insider
The developers of the Vineyard Wind project say their turbines—anchored about 14 miles south of Martha's Vineyard—will generate 800 megawatts of electricity once they start spinning sometime in 2022. from Wired
On a warm summer evening at a vineyard in Sonoma, California, a group of well-heeled guests gathered at a local Sonoma vineyard sipping rose, feasting on food... and smoking cannabis. from CNBC
The Podere del Pajorè vineyard is now owned by Angelo Gaja, who — in Ian D'Agata's book "Native Wine Grapes of Italy" — dismisses the notion that the vineyard ever contained nebbiolo rosé. from The New York Times
Letters To the Editor: Re "A Frosty Summer for Dershowitz on Liberal Martha's Vineyard" (front page, July 4): Alan Dershowitz complains that "I never thought I would see McCarthyism come to Martha's Vineyard, but I have" — because he is being shunned by some people on the Vineyard for expressing views that support President Trump. from The New York Times
Now, the The Urban Vineyard Project, a promotional activity launched by online wine retailer Cracka Wines, will encourage locals to plant a "connected" vineyard across the city, in people's backyards, balconies, and windowsills. from Mashable
Former President Barack Obama and former First Lady Michelle Obama this week purchased a 6,892-square-foot home on Martha's Vineyard off the coast of Massachusetts, according to the Vineyard Gazette and TMZ. from People
Dershowitz unloads on NY socialist Dem , Martha&aposs Vineyard liberals. from Fox News
The car careened off the road and into a vineyard. from Buzzfeed News
The property also includes a vineyard that specifically produces rosé. from Business Insider
This home blends traditional Vineyard motifs with a modern aesthetic. from Refinery 29
Vineyard land alone costs between $2110,2000 and $225,000 per acre. from CNBC
He would even help choose the name of the vineyard. from Vice
That may or may not bode well for the Vineyard. from Reuters
The vineyard produces around 15,000 to 20,000 bottles a year. from Business Insider
There are, I discovered, many small kindnesses in the vineyard. from The New York Times
Castello di Borghese Vineyard, Route 235 and Alvahs Lane. castellodiborghese. from The New York Times
Castello di Borghese Vineyard, Route 234625 and Alvahs Lane. castellodiborghese. from The New York Times
Castello di Borghese Vineyard, Route 4113 and Alvah's Lane. castellodiborghese. from The New York Times
Castello di Borghese Vineyard, Route 23726 and Alvahs Lane. castellodiborghese. from The New York Times
They used the larger piece, 22.6 acres, for the vineyard. from The New York Times
You go about a vineyard like you would a hospital. from Vice
The art and creativity of wine starts in the vineyard. from Vice
A familiarity with the wine itself, in variety or vineyard? from Vice
These days, I spend every harvest season in the vineyard. from Vice
Mr. Price bought Durell Vineyard in Sonoma Valley in 1997. from The New York Times
So who might want a vineyard on Long Island today? from The New York Times
Nobody would mistake an English vineyard for one in Champagne. from The New York Times
VINEYARD He likes long walks on the beach, red wine. from The New York Times
Its vineyard traces back at least to the 17th century. from The New York Times
I've become accustomed to the seasonal pace on Martha's Vineyard. from The New York Times
Yeah, he's probably in Martha's Vineyard like, 'Ah, that's right. from The New York Times
He was also a managing director for a larger vineyard. from The New York Times
Gavin Newsom of California each own a valuable vineyard nearby. from The New York Times
Our table overlooked a vineyard, three acres of pinot noir. from The New York Times
He said people were mean to him on Martha's Vineyard. from Vox
Peter's one-on-one date with Rachel takes them to a vineyard, where an elderly beret-wearing man named Vittorino explains in Spanish how he built this vineyard with his wife of 57 years. from Refinery 29
Mendel, in Luján de Cuyo alongside an 80-year-old malbec and cabernet vineyard, additionally farms an old vineyard in the Uco Valley, Finca Remota, from which it makes a deep, textured, mineral sémillon. from The New York Times
IT RAINED ON my first day of swimming across Martha's Vineyard. from The New York Times
The second death was reported on a vineyard in McFarland, California. from Vice
BAYS: Some friends of ours were getting married in Martha's Vineyard. from People
One of the couple's disputed assets is their sprawling French vineyard. from Business Insider
Now he heads to a 10 day vacation in Martha's Vineyard. from People
Now he heads to a 10 day vacation in Martha's Vineyard. from Business Insider
Their bodies were found in a vineyard in the Lodi area. from CNN
Fischer owns and runs his family's Beetlebung Farm in Martha's Vineyard. from People
That he took vacations -- and to liberal enclaves like Martha's Vineyard!!! from CNN
Dry River, a boutique vineyard, produces an internationally-acclaimed pinot noir. from CNBC
Jack Ma has purchased a vineyard and château in Bordeaux, France. from CNBC
Now, how do we score an invite to this private vineyard? from Refinery 29
Vineyard Wind has said the delays could threaten the project's viability. from Reuters
Chappellet Vineyard initially concentrated on cabernets and its celebrated chenin blanc. from The New York Times
That discovery set off a painstaking recreation of da Vinci's vineyard. from Economist
Pres Obama playing golf today at Farm Neck on Martha's Vineyard. from The Hill
It was pointed directly at the estate's vineyard and main house. from The New York Times
Mr. Radikon began bottling wines from his family vineyard in 1979. from The New York Times
Jungle Beach, in Martha's Vineyard, where Eastman liked to frolic nude. from New Republic
There's a vineyard next door, with a calm and soothing view. from Vice
We acquired our vineyard, back in our home land, in 2013. from Vice
Today, comparable vineyard land there costs $140,000 to $160,0003 an acre. from The New York Times
They bought a house in Cambridge and vacationed on Martha's Vineyard. from New Yorker
The altitude of the vineyard plays a role, as does luck. from The New York Times
For Peter's fantasy suite date, Rachel takes him to a vineyard. from Vice
No doubt, some single-vineyard Champagnes are a result of fashion. from The New York Times
He doesn't use sulfur in either the vineyard or the winery. from The New York Times
There was also a 2017 Gewürztraminer, sourced from a neighbor's vineyard. from The New York Times
VINEYARD The problem with the Night King is he doesn't talk. from The New York Times
He has retreated to his ancestral French chateau, complete with vineyard. from Wired
Many lifelong connections to Martha's Vineyard began in Dr. Harris's kitchen. from The New York Times
I have a vineyard with a lodge in the Hunter Valley. from Vox
"It's just hard, I miss watching them with her," Vineyard said. from Buzzfeed News
A vineyard owned by Jackson Family Wines in Mendocino County, Calif. from The New York Times
His son Eric still runs both the vineyard and the hotel. from The New York Times
At the moment she is thrilled that he owns the vineyard. from The New York Times
The premiere wastes no time getting Picard to leave that vineyard. from The Verge
The Bomann family grew and prospered, moving to a tiny vineyard. from The New York Times
Here we begin to enter a more fertile vineyard of implication. from New Yorker
Martha's Vineyard, Nantucket and Block Island are classic New England islands. from CNBC
The freezing-cold basement of my parents' house on Martha's Vineyard. from The New York Times
The Martha's Vineyard Museum is at 50 School Street, Edgartown, Massachusetts. from Hyperallergic
Fischer also used to write a weekly column for the Vineyard Gazette called "Farm to Typewriter," which covered a variety of subjects from "meaty mushrooms" to a lengthy history of his family's farm in Martha's Vineyard. from People
The number of times a tractor passes through a vineyard, compacting soil and burning carbon, and the number of sprays, even of organic substances, Ms. Casteel contends, are not good for the vineyard or the wine. from The New York Times
Also keep in mind the 2016 Savoy Vineyard from Failla, softer textured and more straightforward than the Peay Savoy, and the 2015 Charles Vineyard from The Withers, a fresh, harmonious wine with flavors of sweet red fruit. from The New York Times
I especially liked the lively 2014 sylvaner and the gentle 2014 riesling, both from the Bollenberg vineyard, along with the mineral 2013 riesling from the grand cru Pfingstberg vineyard and the linear 2013 riesling from Clos Liebenberg. from The New York Times
In addition to his daughter Julie, from his first marriage, a former editor at The New York Times, he is survived by his wife, Sarah Catchpole, with whom he lived in Vineyard Haven, on Martha's Vineyard, Mass. from The New York Times
The petrol stations on the Vineyard were cut off from the mainland. from Economist
The owner of a vineyard in California, Maldonado has a farming background. from CNN
In the 1990s, the Palmaz family bought Cedar Knoll Vineyard and Winery, from Wired
KURTZ: Well, for the record, I&aposve never been to the Vineyard. from Fox News
Wölffer Estate Vineyard has a gin that's made from actual rosé wine. from Refinery 29
For their next date, Bryan and Rachel ride horses through a vineyard. from Refinery 29
He is active in his vineyard, Vermeil Wines, even driving a tractor. from The New York Times
In the meantime, Vineyard Wind is advancing its project, step by step. from Economist
Who will get the vineyard in the Brad Pitt-Angelina Jolie split? from CNBC
I also lived on a farm for a year in Martha's Vineyard. from Vice
Wölffer Estate Vineyard in the Hamptons makes that clear on its website. from Fox News
Dave has a vineyard, Colbert notes, pulling out a bottle of red. from Vice
Last month, for instance, it launched a new one with Vineyard Vines. from Wired
Here we get poets brought out to read at big vineyard openings. from Vice
Kangaroos, parched by drought, decimated the grapes on a vineyard in Canberra. from The New York Times
You can enjoy a glass after a pleasant stroll through his vineyard. from Economist
Ultimately, the members planted three hundred and sixty-five acres of vineyard. from New Yorker
Some of these lawyers and victims of McCarthyism lived on Martha's Vineyard. from The Hill
He will give a news conference before traveling to Martha's Vineyard, Mass. from The New York Times
The Tuscan-inspired Bel Air estate is a working vineyard and winery. from Business Insider
The Clintons vacationed on the Vineyard most years of Mr. Clinton's presidency. from The New York Times
Martha's Vineyard is a beloved warm-weather destination with gorgeous ocean sunsets. from Business Insider
Williamsburg also offers theme parks, beaches, trails, a vineyard and art galleries. from CNBC
He is also the owner of Tsali Notch Vineyard in Madisonville, Tenn. from The New York Times
He had bought Bedell Cellars, a vineyard on Long Island, in 2000. from The New York Times
Before long, the Laithwaites had returned home with visions of a vineyard. from The New York Times
This vineyard, though, is on sandy soils, in which phylloxera cannot survive. from The New York Times
His father is a manager at Vineyard Enterprises in Oak Bluffs, Mass. from The New York Times
He indulged in worldly vacations: St. Lucia, Martha's Vineyard, the Virgin Islands. from The New York Times
But he has resolutely continued his mother's biodynamic regimen in the vineyard. from The New York Times
Guests then enjoyed cocktails in the vineyard, while a mariachi band played. from People
The Obamas reportedly just bought a $12 million home on Martha's Vineyard. from Business Insider
His longtime partner, Ruth Kirchmeier, confirmed the death, at Martha's Vineyard Hospital. from The New York Times
If you're chilling at Martha's Vineyard, and think 'It's a done deal. from The Hill
For a vineyard, you need fences and often trellises, which train grapevines. from The New York Times
The Obamas reportedly just bought a $12 million house on Martha's Vineyard. from Business Insider
"Besides the city, they can enjoy the vineyard-laden routes," says Monocle. from Business Insider
Bad Martha plans to stay close to its Vineyard roots by focusing its sales on the geographic region where Martha's Vineyard has its greatest recognition and affinity: Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut and eventually parts of New York state. from CNBC
Denis Dubourdieu, a scientist, vineyard owner and winemaker who modernized the white wines of Bordeaux and, as a professor of enology at the University of Bordeaux, educated a generation of French vineyard managers, died on Tuesday in Bordeaux. from The New York Times
Several miles down the road from Mr. Natali's vineyard, Kevin Celli, the winemaker at Willow Creek Winery & Farm, jumped behind the wheel of a bright red trolley used for vineyard tours and discussed the wine industry in Cape May. from The New York Times
Mr. Baker left Sha Na Na in 2000 and lived on Martha's Vineyard. from The New York Times
The first season, per Variety, will take place at a Napa Valley Vineyard. from Refinery 29
How Pres Obama spent his 16-day summer vacation on Martha's Vineyard: pic.twitter. from People
"Jaws" was filmed on nearby Martha's Vineyard, adding to the local shark lore. from CNN
Nowadays he operates a vineyard in Malibu with his partner, writer Sonja Magdevski. from People
President Obama and the first family are still on vacation on Martha's Vineyard. from The Hill
They sell for just over twice that at his vineyard on Kish Farm. from Economist
Cantor Debra Stein officiated at the Wölffer Estate Vineyard in Sagaponack, N.Y. Mrs. from The New York Times
Trump bought the vineyard, formerly known as the Kluge Estate Winery, in 2011. from The Hill
Jacqueline Tamara Leaird, a daughter of Kay L. Leaird of Vineyard Haven, Mass. from The New York Times
Martha's Vineyard shared footage of the Obamas greeting the screaming fans before departing. from The Hill
The effort at the new vineyard, called Popelouchum, involves a three-pronged assault. from New Yorker
It is baffling to the foreign policy "establishment" sipping cocktails in Martha's Vineyard. from The Hill
Finding space for his vineyard in New York City was another big challenge. from CNBC
Along with his professional sports endeavors, Pinault currently owns the Château Latour vineyard ... from Business Insider
We were at his vineyard 150 miles southeast, near the village of Cortona. from The New York Times
Martha's Vineyard, a popular summer destination, is a ferry ride away from Nantucket. from Business Insider
"You should be wearing something that mom's wear, like Vineyard Vines," Ariana said. from People
As you can see, the sky over the vineyard is smokey as hell. from TMZ
And really, this show highlights the work on the vineyard, on the land. from Reuters
One was to open was to the land of the grapes: the vineyard. from Vice
Then he married his longtime girlfriend at a vineyard in the Niagara region. from The New York Times
If a vineyard can be said to be happy, this one seemed ecstatic. from The New York Times
Several couples there, including his parents, planted a vineyard in the early 1990s. from The New York Times
She was, after all, on Martha's Vineyard, where Lyme disease was practically epidemic. from The New York Times
Both come from the same single vineyard, Macharnudo, itself a rarity for sherry. from The New York Times
Or Hyannis Port or Martha's Vineyard or some other New England seaside idyll. from The New York Times
Nevertheless, her family home on their former vineyard in Crimea remains a museum. from The New York Times
The vineyard floor was covered in grasses, and Queen Anne's lace were blooming. from The New York Times
To fully experience the Vineyard vibe, a barbecue or clambake invitation is needed. from The New York Times
Years ago, we purchased the Old Martha's Vineyard Co-op Dairy in Edgartown. from The New York Times
The Martha's Vineyard estate, Red Gate Farm, spans 340 acres in Aquinnah, Massachusetts. from Business Insider
They may not mention all the effort that goes into managing a vineyard. from The New York Times
Both their houses—in Brentwood and on Martha's Vineyard—went on the market. from New Yorker
Sean Fegan, left, jumps off "jaw's bridge" in Oak's Bluff on Martha's Vineyard. from The New York Times
For a premier cru, one step up, a vineyard name might be added. from The New York Times
In the vineyard, that intervention comes in the form of pesticides and herbicides. from Vox
Though not all wineries participate, Salud's services are extended to any vineyard worker. from Vice
People were mean to him on Martha's Vineyard, his community was shunning him. from Vox
Vineyard Vines is easy for shoppers to understand; it is not Proenza Schouler. from Vox
The meal ends with sweet and juicy table grapes straight from the vineyard. from Vice
Other wines worth noting were the juicy, earthy 245 Pax from the James Berry Vineyard in Paso Robles, the ripe yet focused 22014 Stolpman from Ballard Canyon and the tannic yet floral 242 Hobo from Sceales Vineyard in Alexander Valley. from The New York Times
In late March, Cristiana Tiberio of Agricola Tiberio in Abruzzo, Italy, visited New York to offer a tasting of six vintages of Fonte Canale, a single-vineyard wine made from an 80- to-90-year-old vineyard of trebbiano Abruzzese. from The New York Times
Vineyard Vines for Target will be available at all Target stores and on Target. from People
Schumer, 36, is dating Chris Fischer, 38, a Martha's Vineyard-based chef and farmer. from Refinery 29
Now you can find him on CNN and The View talking about Martha's Vineyard. from Vox
But with only her vineyard as collateral, she has been unable to do so. from Reuters
But she died in 2009, and most of the vineyard was sold last summer. from The New York Times
In July, Wölffer Estate Vineyard opened Wölffer Kitchen on Main Street in Sag Harbor. from The New York Times
The latest news from Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie's French vineyard definitely sounds promising. from People
Catena Zapata's two high-end Adrianna Vineyard chardonnays are excellent examples: pristine, nuanced wines. from The New York Times
The ones in a vineyard recently have this wild, dancing-in-the-vines quality. from Vice
All the people who were involved reconvened at Martha's Vineyard and went under oath. from Vox
We had never been to Martha's Vineyard until the movie was actually getting made. from Vox
William also served as a board member of the hospital in Martha's Vineyard, Mass. from People
Avangrid is developing the 800-megawatt Vineyard Wind project off the coast of Massachusetts. from Reuters
The estate boasts 3.5 acres, two swimming pools, two spas and its own vineyard. from People
I have the Abercrombie, American Eagle, Urban Outfitters, Lilly Pulitzer, and Vineyard Vines apps. from Vox
The property includes a vineyard that produces syrah under the "Weill a Way" label. from The New York Times
Obama has been vacationing at Martha's Vineyard for his annual two-week family vacation. from The Hill
Sasha is servicing the takeout window at Nancy's seafood restaurant, located on Martha's Vineyard. from The Hill
The crash occurred at a private railroad crossing alongside a vineyard in Gregg, Calif. from The New York Times
We have these giant mutant vineyard rats that basically ate the entire first crop. from New Yorker
I never thought I would see McCarthyism come to Martha's Vineyard, but I have. from The Hill
His big splurge was a vineyard and a chateau in Bordeaux, France, in 2016. from Business Insider
All of the profits made from this wine go back to the vineyard crew. from Vice
Blue birds, you want in your vineyard, and they'll be the ones who stay. from Vice
Half the time is spent in the cellar, the other half in the vineyard. from Vice
Celot and Molmenti recently bought two more hectares, bringing their vineyard up to eight. from Vice
Without Lear, the man from Nantucket may as well have been from Martha's Vineyard. from The New York Times
The wine Ms. Metkovic serves is from the vineyard of her father, Bozo Metkovic. from The New York Times
He had homes in Gettysburg, Pa., and in Oak Bluffs on Martha's Vineyard, Mass. from The New York Times
Nyetimber planted the first major vineyard in Sussex specifically for sparkling wine in 1988. from The New York Times
For years, Le Cigare Volant has been the flagship wine of Bonny Doon Vineyard. from The New York Times
Vineyard Vines has closed all of its stores from March 15 until March 27. from CNBC
Vacation meant following the Obamas to Martha's Vineyard and taking his own family along. from The New York Times
Mr. Bragonier is from Martha's Vineyard too, though the couple lives in Cambridge, Mass. from The New York Times
True, the show has been staged at the Vineyard, Mr. Silver's longtime creative incubator. from The New York Times
With plenty of green vegetation in the researchers' vineyard, the smoldering leaf was harmless. from Wired
The summers she spent at her grandmother's vineyard, feasting on fresh milk and eggs. from The New York Times
No. 2 was the 20133 Charles Heintz Vineyard from Ceritas, rich, resonant and harmonious. from The New York Times
Each makes more expensive single-vineyard designates that are often deeper and more complex. from The New York Times
From this old vineyard, planted in limestone, sand and marl, the wines were exceptional. from The New York Times
It only produces dolcetto, so dolcetto gets all the best places in the vineyard. from The New York Times
A terrace overlooks the estate's vineyard that produces 1,200 bottles of Merlot a year. from CNBC
In May, Trump's campaign spent $3,938.58 at the vineyard run by his son Eric. from Vice News
In Chilmark, Martha's Vineyard, we passed a law that helps define who we are. from Vice
Martha's Vineyard isn't the only place that has taken strides to limit house size. from Vice
She lives at the Hope Well vineyard with her husband, Nick Gunn, and two daughters, Stella and Nora, not far from Bethel Heights Vineyard, where she grew up and where her family helped pioneer wine production in the region during the 1970s. from The New York Times
Particularly hit has been the Chablis, by far the largest vineyard in Burgundy, central France. from Reuters
The Martha&aposs Vineyard Transit Authority says the exchange was caught on video Wednesday afternoon. from Fox News
On Nantucket and Martha's Vineyard, one scientist wants to use it to eradicate Lyme disease. from Gizmodo
Martha's Vineyard is a fancy vacation spot close to the major Northeast Corridor population centers. from Vox
Outside, the estate boasts 3.5 acres, two swimming pools, two spas and its own vineyard. from People
But Ridge does make a wine from the Monte Bello vineyard labeled Estate Cabernet Sauvignon. from The New York Times
After the grapes have been picked, the vineyard needs power to process them and irrigate. from The New York Times
"There is an allure to Martha's Vineyard, and it's a magnet of tourism," said Blum. from CNBC
The malbec from the vineyard in Luján de Cuyo is pleasantly fruity and velvety soft. from The New York Times
But he's also at the mercy of what his employer's vineyard holdings have given him. from Wired
The new estate boasts 3.5 acres, two swimming pools, two spas and its own vineyard. from People
The vineyard, Colbert says, it's near Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago estate, is it not? from Vice
In Syria, the Saadés revived an ancient vineyard dating to the time of the Canaanites. from Vice
Outside, the 3-acre plot boasts two swimming pools, two spas and a private vineyard. from People
Anyway, this friend of ours owns a vineyard in Livingston, looks out over the Hudson. from Vice
When we enter the vineyard, the thin vines are between 70 to 100 years old. from Vice
He looks after the big house, chops the wood, works the fields and the vineyard. from New Yorker
When he was a social lion at Martha's Vineyard, Dershowitz didn't mind shunning other people. from New Republic
But vineyard owners in Cape May contend that it has maritime temperatures that distinguish it. from The New York Times
NBC reported Sanders was "a regular presence at luxurious fundraising retreats," including in Martha's Vineyard. from The Hill
But that is not good enough for some of my old friends on Martha's Vineyard. from The Hill
Today, Nathan runs his own carpentry business, completing millwork installation for homes in Martha's Vineyard. from The Hill
President Obama dithered on Martha's Vineyard, not even making a public statement on the devastation. from The Hill
The diocese has a Bishop's Vineyard website, a Facebook page and a blog, Grapes & Graveyards. from The New York Times
President Obama and his family returned from their summer vacation on Martha's Vineyard on Sunday. from The New York Times
For a select few, that means popping up to Martha's Vineyard for a long weekend. from CNN
Alder Springs, however, flourishes in splendid isolation, an hour by car from the nearest vineyard. from The New York Times
In the past few years, about 0.15 square miles of [Dutch] vineyard has been eliminated. from Vice
It's the fourth vineyard on Rosen's agenda today, and she'll probably hit two more, later. from Vice
The vineyard properties are often converted into boutique hotels or bed-and-breakfasts, agents said. from The New York Times
The last and most costly piece, clearing and planting their own vineyard, remains a dream. from The New York Times
"To me this is a spiritual path," he said, as we sat in the vineyard. from The New York Times
She vanished on the Vineyard 40 years earlier, and her disappearance still haunts the men. from The New York Times
But she longs for the comfort and natural surroundings of their home on the Vineyard. from CNN
There are many reasons to prefer producers who work organically or biodynamically in the vineyard. from The New York Times
"For single-vineyard, organic Napa cab, you're looking at $100 on the shelf," he said. from The New York Times
The population on Martha's Vineyard swells to about 100,000 in the summer from about 16,000. from The New York Times
For me, a very peaceful thing is to walk through the vineyard, through the vines. from The New York Times
"This vineyard is the museum of the region," he said as we walked through it. from The New York Times
Brad Goehring, a vineyard owner from California's Central Valley, said he is a prime example. from The New York Times
"She spent $216 million building the most incredible vineyard," Mr. Trump said of Ms. Kluge. from The New York Times
Much of the vineyard territory was lost in the 210s and '2000s to suburban expansion. from The New York Times
The company recently issued iPhones to its vineyard workers, who are using Office 365 services. from CNBC
Picard may be enjoying retirement on his family's lovely French vineyard, but he's not content. from The New York Times
The more distinctive the vineyard, and the more narrowly circumscribed, the more prized the wine. from The New York Times
And a year later, he bought a 210-acre vineyard in the south of France. from Business Insider
By 2005, however, Mr. Schneider and Ms. Baker had already decided to sell the vineyard. from The New York Times
He also wasn't suited to be cooped up at a vineyard, as he tells Laris. from The New York Times
Perched on the side of Mount Etna, Europe's largest active volcano, lies an ancient vineyard. from CNBC
The couple met over Independence Day weekend in 2014 at a vineyard in Sonoma, Calif. from The New York Times
Princess Diana is photographed from a secluded position during her vacation on Martha's Vineyard, Aug. from Buzzfeed News
The couple met on Martha's Vineyard in August 2014 when a mutual friend introduced them. from The New York Times
When you met in Rupert Murdoch's vineyard, you were drinking a great Yellow Tail vintage. from The New York Times
Now, the Vineyard Theater has made the show the opener of its 2019-20 season. from The New York Times
We went to a Champagne vineyard in France to find out why it's so expensive from Business Insider
Martha&aposs Vineyard is the place to be if you&aposre among America&aposs elite. from Business Insider
In May and June, she played Rosemary Woodruff in "High Times" at Martha's Vineyard Playhouse. from The New York Times
The trend toward single-vineyard Barolos, which are common today, was still in its infancy. from The New York Times
But for producers, vineyard removals, inactive plots, and shrinking income could be on the horizon. from Business Insider
He lived most of the year in Paris and spent his summers on Martha's Vineyard. from The New York Times
Old, single-vineyard Bürklin-Wolfs are among the best dry German rieslings I've ever had. from The New York Times
"Every time I spray sulfur in the vineyard, I die a little inside," he said. from The New York Times
Mr. Shobbrook originally planted a vineyard at his parents' farm in Seppeltsfield, northeast of Adelaide. from The New York Times
A large middle group included the tightly wound, energetic Trisaetum Willamette Valley; the gravelly, harmonious Le Combe Verte from Walter Scott; the crunchy, floral Purple Hands Freedom Hill Vineyard; the bright, delicate Raptor Ridge Shea Vineyard; and the savory Grand Assemblage from Dobbes Family Estate. from The New York Times
Not exactly the days of George H.W. Bush taking out the cigarette boat in Kennebunkport, Maine ... or Bill Clinton strolling around the Black Dog on Martha's Vineyard ... or George W. Bush chopping brush in Crawford, Texas ... or Barack Obama largely disappearing on Martha's Vineyard. from Axios
Read more: Target just unrolled its highly anticipated Vineyard Vines collaboration, but shoppers are complaining that the clothing has already sold outTarget's limited-edition collaborations, including its recent Vineyard Vines and Hunter team-ups, have been known to garner crowds and sell out fast. from Business Insider
It's part of an extended review of one particular project planned for Massachusetts, called Vineyard Wind. from Axios
It now features five separate apartments with 10 total bedrooms, an olive grove and a vineyard. from People
So do J. Crew, Land's End (some great cropped capri pants), Vineyard Vines and even Uniqlo. from The New York Times
"I was pretty confident I could get the raw materials from my grandfather's vineyard," says Caddy. from Vice
We get to City Vineyard and set up shop for the rest of the afternoon/evening. from Refinery 29
Ms. Kennedy maintained her vineyard even as she received lucrative offers and suburbs sprouted around her. from The New York Times
If you figure those things out, your virtual vineyard could progress through 100 years of gameplay. from Vice
A still-green vineyard sat next to a winery, Soda Rock, that was almost completely destroyed. from The New York Times
It also has a vineyard in the Uco Valley to the south with rocky limestone deposits. from The New York Times
I was something I bought on a family vacation on Martha's Vineyard a long time ago. from The Verge
He plays nearly every day during his annual island getaways on Martha's Vineyard and in Hawaii. from CNN
The first installment reportedly takes place at a vineyard in Napa Valley, surrounding mysterious family secrets. from People
A rosé from White Castle Vineyard, near Abergavenny, won bronze at the UK Vineyards Association awards. from Economist
The plane spiraled downward and crashed into the waters off of Martha's Vineyard, killing all three. from People
An associate publisher for The Martha's Vineyard Times confirmed Simon was hired to photograph the band. from Fox News
Agustin Huneeus Jr., 323, of San Francisco, owner of a family wine vineyard in Napa Valley. from CNBC
The poster features Stewart, 78, as the brooding captain standing atop a hill, overlooking his vineyard. from People
The 800-MW wind farm would be about 15 miles (24 km) south of Martha's Vineyard. from Reuters
Meanwhile, Ralph Lauren and Vineyard Vines were among the names that fell off their trend list. from CNBC
Low is preparing, with the Wampanoag people, to host Hokule'a at Martha's Vineyard later this summer. from The New York Times
Nicky Silver's "This Day Forward" will receive its world premiere at the Vineyard sometime next winter. from The New York Times
From here, the panorama spans vineyard-striped valleys, faraway villages and the distant snow-capped Alps. from The New York Times
The Obamas were greeted by screaming fans this week during their summer visit to Martha's Vineyard. from The Hill
"And now he's not being invited — poor thing — to Martha's Vineyard cocktail parties," Kay said sarcastically. from The Hill
In the vineyard, Mr. Bascaules has taken some steps that may seem counterintuitive in Napa Valley. from The New York Times
Forester de Rothschild hosted under a tent on the lawn of her oceanfront Martha's Vineyard mansion. from The New York Times
Relax among the Douglas Firs and take in views of the vineyard and the Pacific Ocean. from Business Insider
Grahm looked out over the vineyard, and pointed out a cross on the highest nearby hilltop. from New Yorker
The Krone tabloid said she is marrying entrepreneur Wolfgang Meilinger at a vineyard in Styria province. from Reuters
Some 40 chefs served a sumptuous feast under a giant tent at the Wölffer Estate Vineyard. from The New York Times
Actor Kyle MacLachlan went from "Twin Peaks" to rolling, vineyard hills with Pursued by Bear wine. from Business Insider
The vineyard contains 42 planters, holds 168 grapevines and has sweeping views of New York City. from CNBC
Sacks does most of his painting on Martha's Vineyard, in a large studio behind his house. from New Yorker
"I just thought, 'Wow, O.K., Martha's Vineyard is just out of dill right now,'" she said. from The New York Times
He also had visited Martha's Vineyard twice by this point in Trump's presidency, the HuffPost noted. from The Hill
With his wife, Bea (Bárbara Lennie), he has toiled to turn it into a flourishing vineyard. from New Yorker
Many more producers are reconsidering what the grape requires in terms of vineyard site and winemaking. from The New York Times
The Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution is good stop before hopping on the ferry for Martha's Vineyard. from Vice
Just east of Martha's Vineyard lies Nantucket, an equally tiny island that also attracts summer vacationers. from Business Insider
The first bottle of single vineyard original island vine Malmsey was opened and tasted in 1986. from Vice
He asked if the movie could be shot on Martha's Vineyard, where he has a home. from The New York Times
Each vineyard block, 230 in total, is vinified separately and can then be blended as desired. from The New York Times
"It's not single vineyard, but single village, and always the same four parcels," Mr. Lécaillon said. from The New York Times
Las Umbrías, from a vineyard of sandy granite and clay, tastes like flowers, citrus and minerals. from The New York Times
The remnants of the storm were powerful enough to cancel ferries to Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket. from The New York Times
Chrisdondie Palting, a Filipino vineyard worker who lives nearby, said the winds nearly knocked him over. from The New York Times
The property includes a chicken house, a Zen garden and a tennis court with vineyard views. from The New York Times
When you came to Martha's Vineyard that summer, you brought your friend Katie, who is wonderful. from The New York Times
When you came to Martha's Vineyard that summer, you brought your friend Katie, who is wonderful. from The New York Times
Yet, Krug is also responsible for perhaps the most famous single-vineyard Champagne, Clos du Mesnil. from The New York Times
First, they bought a vineyard where a layer of loam sits over bedrock of dolomitic limestone. from The New York Times
I told her about our Martha's Vineyard vacation and suggested that we might have Lyme disease. from Vox
To really make informed choices, consumers need to know what wineries are doing in the vineyard. from The New York Times
VINEYARD It's so much easier than having to run back to Braavos to get fresh ones. from The New York Times
Sylvain Pataille in Marsannay has been making single-vineyard aligotés, from excellent sites, that are glorious. from The New York Times
"The vineyard looks flat, but even tiny differences in altitude can be meaningful," Mr. Ram said. from The New York Times
It was at the Yale Repertory Theater in 2015, not at the Vineyard Theater last year. from The New York Times
His friend's vineyard of Rosso di Montalcino now qualifies for the upgraded, highly coveted Brunello status. from The New York Times
"I'm a little more optimistic," Mr. Figueiredo said as we walked through a vineyard in June. from The New York Times
A ferry terminal with boats to Martha's Vineyard, Nantucket and Cape Cod is within walking distance. from The New York Times
First in the queue is so-called Vineyard Wind 1, situated more than 15 miles offshore. from CNBC
They also helped the Obamas close on their new $11.75 million estate on neighboring Martha's Vineyard. from TMZ
Jean-Luc officially begins his quest — and looks more comfortable than he did at the vineyard. from The New York Times
We met at the Yard, the dance residency center on Martha's Vineyard, and we just clicked. from The New York Times
"Our rosé sales are now constrained by supply," says Danielle Rolet, whose family owns the vineyard. from Economist
Vineyard Wind's 800 megawatt proposal was chosen by state utilities Unitil, National Grid and Eversource Energy. from Reuters
We've already dipped our toes in the water on Nantucket, Martha's Vineyard, Maine and Block Island. from The New York Times
We've already dipped our toes in the water on Nantucket, Martha's Vineyard, Maine and Block Island. from The New York Times
Indeed, he says he has at times camped out alongside a vineyard, rather than cede control. from The New York Times
The Vineyard Vines Target collection comprises some 300 items ranging in price from $2 to $120. from Vox
One of his favorites is the label for his Grenache blend, Clos de Gilroy (the name is a play on the French word " clos ," meaning "enclosed vineyard," with the vineyard in question being close to Gilroy, a town outside Santa Cruz), which features a portrait of Proust. from New Yorker
You can taste its savory, minerally character in wines as disparate as the elegant Romeo del Castello and Graci wines and in Mr. Foti's Vinudilice from his Bosco vineyard, the highest vineyard in Sicily at 1,300 meters, or almost 4,300 feet, too high for nerello mascalese. from The New York Times
Partly to emphasize the property's fresh start, the new ownership changed the name from the Vineyard to the Mountain of Beverly Hills, since it is so large that it's visible from the flats of Beverly Hills (and because there is, in fact, no vineyard on the property). from The New York Times
His Vineyard 29 Estate Cabernet Sauvignon 2013 won a coveted 100 points from the critic Robert Parker. from The New York Times
The retailer is teaming up with another American retailer that has a huge fan base: Vineyard Vines. from People
It's from a very specific vineyard, Clisson, and it personifies dry wine is the most electric way. from Mashable
"But that is not good enough for some of my old friends on Martha's Vineyard," he wrote. from Vox
So they are shunning me and trying to ban me from their social life on Martha's Vineyard. from Vox
That's out of fifty acres of vineyard, so it represents about a three to four percent loss. from People
Yesterday in this space I put the restaurant 7A, on Martha's Vineyard, in the town of Tisbury. from The New York Times
In turn, myriad producers own specific rows within each vineyard, from which they all make unique wines. from Economist
Among the later rescues was a group of six vineyard workers who spoke no English, Lowe recounted. from Reuters
Each bottle comes with flavor notes, vineyard backstories, and food pairing ideas to enhance your drinking experience. from Mashable
The blazer's cute and all, but they're riding bikes through a vineyard, not at a business meeting. from Refinery 29
Obama and his family are in the middle of a two-week-long vacation on Martha's Vineyard. from CNN
Obama is in the midst of a two-week vacation with the First Family on Martha's Vineyard. from CNN
One neighbor told me he was removing his vineyard due to the pigs and their bottomless appetites. from Fox News
"It's a grim business," Blair tells Clinton, who had reached out from his vacation on Martha's Vineyard. from CNN
Only this month, it rolled out a limited-edition Vineyard Vines collection, which sold out almost immediately. from Business Insider
Without this crucial step, images of a vineyard compared over time could lead farmers to wrong conclusions. from TechCrunch
Last year, filmmaker George Lucas acquired property adjacent to Miraval to add to his Skywalker Vineyard Collection. from People
Cape Wind was proposed for Nantucket Sound, a shallow area between Nantucket, Martha's Vineyard, and Cape Cod. from Wired
Bodega Caelum, their 217-hectare vineyard, produces 22017,25 bottles a year of Torrontés, Malbec and other wines. from Economist
Fischer is an award-winning cookbook author and runs his family's farm Beetlebung Farm in Martha's Vineyard. from People
And they'd be left with enough spare change to buy that rented summer home on Martha's Vineyard. from The Hill
While in the White House, the Obamas spent seven out of eight summer vacations in Martha's Vineyard. from People
The air is cool and pleasant, in striking contrast to the blazing sun outside in the vineyard. from Vice
A panicked Kennedy then collects his closest advisers before heading back to his hotel on Martha's Vineyard. from New Republic
The American taxpayer paid for a $2900 million grant to the airport on Martha's Vineyard in Massachusetts. from The Hill
"If I had a Spanish vineyard, I'd hedge my bets by buying land here," Mr. Christensen said. from The New York Times
The groom, 30, is the founder and owner of the Wentworth Vineyard and Ranch in Elk, Calif. from The New York Times
Dr. Esvelt said he is scheduled to make a similar presentation on nearby Martha's Vineyard in July. from The New York Times
Patricia Kluge invested a great deal of her high-profile divorce-settlement money into her own vineyard. from Business Insider
A second project is the 53-acre Europa Vineyard Estates, a high-end residential community with vineyards. from CNBC
The couple met through a mutual friend whom they were visiting on Martha's Vineyard in August 2011. from The New York Times
When the purchased the property, the parcel included two swimming pools, two spas and its own vineyard. from People
Rozman followed Beinstock's practice: close attention in the vineyard, a largely hands-off approach in the winery. from New Yorker
Some of Dotcom's past retail clients include beauty brand Birchbox and fashion retailers Intermix and Vineyard Vines. from CNBC
After working at the distributor for five years, she joined the vineyard as the regional sales manager. from The New York Times
A young man named Liu drove me out to the vineyard to see the grapes being harvested. from New Yorker
" In Alley's tweet, she wrote: "Or on a golf course in Martha's Vineyard instead of in Louisiana. from The Hill
This year, a Bishop's Vineyard cabernet sauvignon won a silver medal at the Monterey International Wine Competition. from The New York Times
Obama has vacationed on Martha's Vineyard every summer except in 2012 when he was campaigning for reelection. from The Hill
He is part of the fifth generation of the family involved in the operation of the vineyard. from CNBC
The grounds are surrounded by stunning views and include a swimming pool, a vineyard, and olive trees. from Vice
He compares these measures to wines made from unaffected grapes from a control section of the vineyard. from Vice
Singer-songwriter Leona Lewis married her longtime boyfriend Dennis Jauch on July 27 at a Tuscan vineyard. from Business Insider
Visit any vineyard and it's easy to imagine the lure of living in such a beautiful place. from The New York Times
I followed a sign that advertised Te Motu Vineyard as a short walk up a gravel road. from The New York Times
The Comando G wines range from about $25 to $100 or more for the single-vineyard wines. from The New York Times
That's the case with Bedell Cellars, and Mr. Lynne's estate has put the vineyard on the market. from The New York Times
He does net the vineyard, but tries to make other food on his property available to them. from The New York Times
The company also owns commercial properties in Seattle and agricultural land, including a vineyard, in eastern Washington. from The New York Times
Even if the hospitals are clearly overwhelmed here, the hospital on the Vineyard would be terribly overwhelmed. from CNN
Stanley Nelson, the documentary filmmaker, talked about black vacation spots like Oak Bluffs in Martha's Vineyard, Mass. from The New York Times
"I didn't like adding things to the vineyard, so why add things to the wine?" he said. from The New York Times
"Jennifer's parents have a vineyard, and her dad bottled 700 bottles of Wedding White," Mr. Pryor said. from The New York Times
"It's causing a lot of panic," Oscar Renteria, the owner of Renteria Vineyard Management, told our reporter. from The New York Times
JENNIFER VINEYARD It sets up a little bit of how the structure of the entire series works. from The New York Times
VINEYARD It's probably more likely that he didn't do any of that, but Arya kept his face. from The New York Times
A retired black physician pitched him a movie project about a retired black physician on Martha's Vineyard. from The New York Times
It proved fortuitous as Mr. Mahaffey's small label, Miss Olivia Brion, was based at Heron Lake Vineyard. from The New York Times
In 2013, a man on Martha's Vineyard found a bottle with a similar message on a beach. from CNN
Now, Diane is leaving her Chicago law firm and shopping — alone — for a retirement vineyard in Provence. from The New York Times
There are also reports in the media that he owns a Swiss chalet and a French vineyard. from The New York Times
The 2003 Breton was the first wine I tasted made entirely from fruit grown in their vineyard. from The New York Times
More than 3,000 anglers generally show up for the annual Martha's Vineyard Striped Bass & Bluefish Derby, Sept. from The New York Times
"I see wine in a democratic way," Mr. Rizzo said as he walked through his vineyard recently. from The New York Times
"I do not know," Pitt, who owns a vineyard in France, told the newspaper, according to People. from The Hill
A gin distillery can be set up in a warehouse; a vineyard needs sun, water and land. from Economist
Martha&aposs Vineyard is an affluent vacation destination where the Obama family has previously spent summer vacations. from Business Insider
Past the vineyard is a bell tower with a ground-level workshop and space for equipment storage. from The New York Times
Flames bore down on a vineyard where Sofia Rivera, 50, was picking grapes at about 2 a.m. from Reuters
When I was 98, I met a couple of vineyard owners from Mainz at a health resort. from Vice
The bridge connected two parts of Chappaquiddick Island; it did not connect the island to Martha's Vineyard. from The New York Times
For all the discussion of Dornish wine, the show could have at least shown us a vineyard. from Vox
And algorithmic pricing, they argue, is a recipe for tacit collusion of the kind found on Martha's Vineyard. from Economist
These sorts of depictions exaggerate the very real discussions at vineyard wine tastings and at tables with sommeliers. from Vox
His customary terraced "vineyard" seating design—pioneered at the Berlin Philharmonie in the 1960s—is now widely adopted. from Economist
Say Kennedy, and you think of progressive politics, tragic ends, and tanned bodies on vacation in Martha's Vineyard. from Refinery 29
PT: Local media reports that Rupert Murdoch's $30 million home and vineyard has been affected by the blaze. from Mashable
We have something unique in that we're selling a slice of Martha's Vineyard that nobody else really has. from CNBC
A co-production of the New Group and the Vineyard Theatre, "Daddy" had its premiere on March 5th. from Economist
If Vineyard Wind secures the necessary approvals, the project would be, astonishingly, America's first large offshore wind farm. from Economist
The Los Angeles Times reported in August 2015 that Obama was making his sixth visit to Martha's Vineyard. from Refinery 29
The sun sets over the vineyard, after another long day of turning air and mud into delicious grapes. from TechCrunch
The writer, the editor of The Martha's Vineyard Times, is a hunter and writes an occasional hunting column. from The New York Times
The couple was last spotted together at the Art Cliff Diner in Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts, on May 20. from People
When is the next time I will ride horses with a beautiful man through a vineyard in Spain? from People
The president released the list in the midst of his two-week family vacation in Martha's Vineyard, Mass. from The Hill
Instead of reminiscing about bygone flavors of Lunchables, Daniel recalls picking blueberries with his grandfather on Martha's Vineyard. from Vice
Target can use the Vineyard Vines launch to show it's learned — or hasn't learned — from these past mishaps. from CNBC
"We held our pricing the last few years," said Michael Honig, president of Honig Vineyard & Winery in Rutherford. from CNBC
All my wines are clear and smell of fermented grapes looked after in both the vineyard and winery. from Vice
President Obama has an ambitious reading list for his annual two-week summer vacation on Martha's Vineyard, Mass. from The Hill
"Before you go shopping, always check your email for coupons," advises Hannah Towsley at the Vineyard Vines store. from People
The restaurant is named for the Honig Vineyard and Winery in Napa Valley (but not affiliated with it). from The New York Times
The president is playing golf at Farm Neck Golf Club on the island of Martha's Vineyard in Massachusetts. from The Hill
The job title in the posting is for vineyard farmworkers, though the posting did not describe working conditions. from The Hill
He was trying to open a rosé bottle from Wölffer Estate Vineyard in Sagaponack with his teeth. 2. from Refinery 29
President Obama, who returns from a family vacation on Martha's Vineyard today, heads to the area on Tuesday. from The New York Times
Clinton devoted much of August to fund-raising in the moneyed enclaves of the Hamptons and Martha's Vineyard. from The New York Times
The Warriors' champagne remains in cold storage, perhaps shipped back to a Napa vineyard under cover of night. from The New York Times
The vineyard is 1,000 meters high, or about 3,300 feet, the upward limit at which nerello can ripen. from The New York Times
President Obama and his family arrived on Martha's Vineyard in Massachusetts on Saturday for a two-week vacation. from The Hill
In this deal, Silver Oak will take over Ovid's 70 sought-after acres of vineyard land in California. from CNBC
At his death, he was filming "The Wolf of Royal Vineyard Street," a comedy based on his life. from The New York Times
The tournament moved to Newport in 2014 from its original location in Oak Bluffs, Massachusetts, on Martha's Vineyard. from Vice
Another popular east coast summer destination is Martha's Vineyard, a tiny island off the coast of Cape Cod. from Business Insider
So there was Crown Prince Mohammad at an April soirée at Mr. Murdoch's vineyard in Bel Air, Calif. from The New York Times
For $125, guests are guided around the vineyard by a winemaker and shown what goes into harvesting grapes. from The New York Times
Then guests sit down for an extravagant lunch, complete with wine pairing, in the heart of the vineyard. from The New York Times
Nowadays the vineyard area of Cornas is back over 300 acres, though still tiny as wine regions go. from The New York Times
These articles in The Times and The Globe may hurt me on Martha's Vineyard, but they help Trump. from The New York Times
Back then, Mr. Berliner said, he knew little about wine and had no intention of owning a vineyard. from The New York Times
Overnight, hundreds of township residents invaded a hilly stretch of Mr. Smit's vineyard and erected shacks on it. from The New York Times
Wölffer Estate Vineyard has gradually broadened its portfolio beyond wine to include other alcoholic drinks, like distilled spirits. from The New York Times
However, Obama spokesperson Kevin Lewis has denied that the family is looking for a home in Martha's Vineyard. from Business Insider
For decades Champagne marketing has emphasized the importance of such cellar work over the character of the vineyard. from The New York Times
The scents have been fantastic: oak smoke and pork fat; the smell of vineyard trimmings toasted over coal. from The New York Times
He owned a tiny vineyard where he named his cabernet sauvignon Red Harvest, after an early Hammett novel. from The New York Times
Ms. Nwandu's next play, "Tuvalu or, The Saddest Song," is to be presented next season by the Vineyard. from The New York Times
During the summer, Steve Case, the founder of AOL, stayed at Mr. Warner's vacation home on Martha's Vineyard. from The New York Times
In the dusty vineyards, stout evergreen oaks stand forlornly, offering a moment of shade to sweating vineyard workers. from The New York Times
You could all fit comfortably between Water Mill and Southampton — or, if you prefer, Chilmark and Vineyard Haven. from The New York Times
He prefers bottles from Jacques Selosse, whose vineyard he recently visited in the Avize region with his family. from The New York Times
About Martha's Vineyard and its changing ways, the journalist and author Madeleine Blais has written a strange book. from The New York Times
Picard seems much more content to live out his remaining years running the French vineyard of his dreams. from Mashable
Pair it with a Daiquirosé — a rum, rosé, lime juice cocktail — and enjoy the view of the vineyard. from The New York Times
An article last Sunday about Martha's Vineyard misstated part of the name of a road on the island. from The New York Times
Our favorite red (a syrah) and white (chenin blanc) were from Tuets vineyard in the nearby Tarragona region. from The New York Times
Armed with a generous settlement, Ms. Kluge, 236 years later, decided to start her own vineyard in Charlottesville. from The New York Times
Mr. Trump dismissed Ms. Kluge, she said, after allowing her to work for the vineyard for a year. from The New York Times
"So I can say the president of the United States owns my vineyard," she said, with another laugh. from The New York Times
It is a research vineyard, where scientists are studying how grapes can best grow in this harsh environment. from The New York Times
The sheer variety and complexity of the equipment required between vineyard, cellar and finished product can be astounding. from The New York Times
Producers love to say that wine is made in the vineyard, as if it happens by itself magically. from The New York Times
Alimentari gets their balsamic from the Sante Bertoni vineyard in Montegibbio in the region of Emilia Reggio, Italy. from CNBC
The island is split up into six towns: Aquinnah, Chilmark, Edgartown, Oak Bluffs, Vineyard Haven, and West Tisbury. from Business Insider
Obama has faced criticism for not cutting short a vacation in Martha's Vineyard to visit the state sooner. from The Hill
Equinor and Mayflower each bid $135 million for their leases, while Vineyard Wind bid $135.1 million, BOEM said. from Reuters
In late 2019, the Obamas reportedly purchased a 6,892-square-foot house on Martha's Vineyard for $11.75 million. from Business Insider
The interior is grandly proportioned, with wood floors and picture windows framing the vineyard, forest and mountains beyond. from The New York Times
"Locally, we can't combat climate change—only adapt," observes Chris Howell of Cain Vineyard in St. Helena, California. from Vice
Undeterred, he pours me a glass of a 2013 Chenin Blanc from a vineyard in Nashik, central India. from Vice
The vineyard site is full of rocks and iron, with a bit of alluvial soil over the top. from The New York Times
At a small olive grove and vineyard, Bedouin harvest workers were retiring for the night, wrapped in colorful blankets. from The New York Times
He owns high-quality Sonoma parcels like Durell Vineyard and founded the wineries Head High, Lutum and Three Sticks. from The New York Times
MARTHA'S VINEYARD, an island off the coast of Massachusetts, is a favourite summer retreat for well-to-do Americans. from Economist
Here's more than 1,000 of them marching off to a South African vineyard, where they're paid to eat snails. from CNN
"Forty years ago, my mother fell in love with Martha's Vineyard," Onassis daughter, Caroline Kennedy, said in a statement. from CNN
Moshup Beach Moshup Beach, in Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts, has a history of nudism, and an unofficial "clothing optional" area. from Fox News
It's most common in the south central United States, the Pacific Northwest, and parts of Massachusetts, including Martha's Vineyard. from People
"So they are shunning me and trying to ban me from their social life on Martha's Vineyard," he wrote. from Fox News
Ahead, you'll find all the information you need about each vineyard to make this movie-script trip a reality. from Refinery 29
Joyce Rey, the Coldwell Banker agent who's overseeing the sale, notes the ranch is well-suited for a vineyard. from CNBC
Secondarily, as an island the Vineyard leans in the direction of being a tight-knit community with defined edges. from Vox
The meal was paired with wines from Oswego Hills Vineyard and Winery, located near Bushnell's family home in Oregon. from People
The traditional "shoebox" design has good seats and bad seats, but the more democratic "vineyard" has no "best" seats. from Economist
Abouyaaqoub was shot by police on Monday afternoon in a vineyard outside Barcelona after a nearly five-day manhunt. from Buzzfeed News
Mr. Joy grew up in a wine producing family, which owns a vineyard in the Pyrenees region of Victoria. from The New York Times
Feel at home sitting around the living-room fireplace, sipping a glass of Burgundy from the owner's private vineyard. from The New York Times
The Dora Sarchese Vineyard has installed the fontana del vino, or fountain of wine, in the country's Abruzzo region. from Refinery 29
In 1809, a rich Parisian businessman, Francois Hennecart, bought it and restored it, adding a vineyard to the property. from Mashable
"If the motorcade is going by I'll stop and watch," Martha's Vineyard resident Thomas Dresser told The LA Times. from Refinery 29
Obama drew some criticism for not appearing in Louisiana until now, as he was on vacation in Martha's Vineyard. from CNBC
As a result, there is a possibility that the Marathonien vineyard makes no ice wine at all this year. from Vice
When he returned to Martha's Vineyard, Fischer farmed during the day and worked as a private chef at night. from People
Massachusetts and ConnecticutBoston is safe from Hermine's winds, but Martha's Vineyard, Cape Cod and Nantucket are areas of concern. from People
The wine is sourced from a female-owned and operated vineyard and purchased through a female-owned wine bar. from Refinery 29
He is also an active philanthropist, environmentalist, proprietor of world class golf resorts, and vineyard owner and wine producer. from CNBC
Bessette's sister Lauren Bessette also died in the crash when their plane went into the waters off Martha's Vineyard. from People
Sundman lives on Martha's Vineyard and has been a tech contractor as well as a volunteer fireman and carpenter. from TechCrunch
President Obama, who is vacationing in Martha's Vineyard, has faced criticism for not yet visiting the state this week. from The Hill
Additional strong gusts of wind are forecast for the New England coast, particularly Cape Cod, Nantucket, and Martha's Vineyard. from CNBC
Today, they're happily enjoying a few of their choice vintages outside the caravans where they live on the vineyard. from Vice
The yeast that they unknowingly harnessed for the process can now be found in every vineyard on the planet. from Economist
Tasting Table reports that the chef put together the meal for the couple at Gravner Vineyard in Northern Italy. from Refinery 29
The pretty clothing brand Vineyard Vines reportedly sued for trademark infringement, positing that her Macbeth Collection copied their designs. from People
A theater review on Wednesday about "Indecent," at the Vineyard Theater in Manhattan, referred incorrectly to the character Lemml. from The New York Times
In the summer of 2014, Mr. Rolet invited Mr. Robey to visit him at his vineyard in Provence, France. from The New York Times
We've tried all kinds of odd jobs on the road, from vineyard work and painting houses to cleaning hotels. from Business Insider
Trattoria Lisina serves classic Italian food with views of the grounds of The Mandola Estate & Vineyard in Driftwood, Texas. from Business Insider
The barbera grape ripens earlier than nebbiolo, which gets pride of place in the sunniest parts of the vineyard. from The New York Times
Jordan and JoJo went to a vineyard and crushed grapes with their bare feet and then drank the juice. from People
President Obama, back from his family's vacation on Martha's Vineyard, prepared for the final few months of his tenure. from The New York Times
President Obama, who has been in Martha's Vineyard on a family vacation, plans to visit Baton Rouge on Tuesday. from The New York Times
Vineyard Vines, the brand formerly loved best among bros, appears to be having a falling out with young shoppers. from Business Insider
"Sicily is a land for red, not for white," Mr. Foti said as we walked the vineyard in June. from The New York Times
The 2014 single-vineyard Chianta Bianco is deliciously floral, like inhaling the scent of a big basket of flowers. from The New York Times
I thought about the phrase the woman in the vineyard had used, about relying on the sky for food. from New Yorker