The last few weeks have been full of action at the winery. We have seen the grapes
double in size and start to look like real grapes. I took a picture
earlier this week and it posted to Facebook showing the amazing growth
of the vines and the grapes. Also posted on Facebook was a conversation
about how to keep bugs, especially beatles, from crawling up my pants.
This was found to be a common problem for people that work on farms and
also hike the outdoors. The solution that came out this conversation was
a very stylish one; by wearing crew socks and long pants, and then
pulling the crew socks over the pants so the bugs are unable to crawl
up.
The
winery is alive on weekends now that it is open to the public. People
from all walks of life like wine, and want to experience it right at the
winery. In the past few weekends we have seen every kind of car and
horse. For example, I have seen everything from bikers riding Harley's,
to chauffeurs driving limos. I have found that a lot of the people who
are coming in want to talk with someone that knows about the grounds and
like to be shown and told about the various parts of the winery. These
parts include the cave, the chai or the bottling room, all of which are
very high tech.
Stay tuned for more from intern Tim.
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