Impulse-grabbing, buy-with-your-eyes displays and regular promotions are two key ways to sell more grapes in the spring.

If your soil has sufficient nutrients, grapes shouldn’t need any fertilizer for at least the first few years, and two inches of compost applied in spring and fall may be all that’s required.

By TOM MARQUARDT and PATRICK DARR   Winemakers are much like chefs. They search for the right ingredients that marry well ...

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"It was really quite a catastrophic time in the wine industry; there was just no market for grapes," Ms Schulz said ... "But they're still growing … most things would turn up their toes ...

Rather than the hundreds of different kinds of wine that you can find in a good shop, let’s narrow the selection down to, say, those made with 10 grapes ... wine for spring and summer.