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VIEWPOINT: Vineyards no longer live on wine alone
Giselle Landerretche says vineyards need year-round labor, as growers face frost, heat and wildfire smoke while selling visitors an experience.
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VIEWPOINT: Vineyards no longer live on wine alone
I come from Chile, a country where wine is part of the landscape, the culture, and the memories we carry. I grew up surrounded by vineyards, harvest stories, barrels and families who, for generations, have dedicated their lives to transforming the land into a bottle. I always thought I understood what a vineyard was. I believed a vineyard lived from wine. That everything began with a good harvest, good grapes, a talented winemaker, and a bottle …
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