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lenndevours @MichaelGortonJr @mcv6025 @phermentation1 @robinepp Tomorrow is riesling, no? That's what the video said! ;) | Mark As Read |
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lenndevours @shinnvineyard @evandawson @mrmansell I'm not a scientist, but can say that your "young vines" merlot was a favorite -- uncientifically. | Mark As Read |
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lenndevours REALLY liking what @mcv6025 is doing with their harvest video series, starring @robinepp and @phermentation1 http://bit.ly/bt9g3q | Mark As Read |
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pinotblogger Just got word we will be getting ~85 tons out of approx 15 acres this year for sparkling. Preliminary - could go up. | Mark As Read |
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lenndevours @RemyCharest @evandawson @mrmansell @pintoblogger Are harvest numbers improved, or just subjective quality of end wine? | Mark As Read |
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lenndevours @evandawson @mrmansell @RemyCharest We can all agree that even if low yields does have an impact, its far from be-all-end-all. Right? | Mark As Read |
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pinotblogger @evandawson They know their vines. I wouldnt argue with them. | Mark As Read |
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pinotblogger @evandawson If the question is: will they be the same wine I think certainly no. Will they each be balanced? - depends? | Mark As Read |
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lenndevours @vcuspoon Just gotta work out a schedule. Probably going to mean getting up at 5 to run before the family is awake. #gag | Mark As Read |
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lenndevours @evandawson @RemyCharest @mrmansell @pinotblogger The concept of upping yields AND quality is one I don't hear often. | Mark As Read |
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lenndevours @evandawson I'm sure we can get @shinnvineyard to chime in on that one. | Mark As Read |
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lenndevours RT @evandawson: @lenndevours The vines at @shinnvineyard are young, right? They report tiny yields! @mrmansell | Mark As Read |
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lenndevours @mrmansell @evandawson Not thankless, just makes you a target :) | Mark As Read |
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pinotblogger @evandawson Perhaps. But in practice we never see it. The relevant choice is between enough and too much. | Mark As Read |
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lenndevours @evandawson @mrmansell @pinotblogger Some, not all, Long Island producers talk about "2 tons per acre" as a guarantee. | Mark As Read |
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pinotblogger @evandawson @mrmansell @RemyCharest I would not make still pinot from the grapes we grew for sparkling. Tried. 5 ton /acre is too much. | Mark As Read |
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lenndevours @vcuspoon Haha..I'm only up 5 lbs...but with two vacations and morning hoops, my treadmill work suffered this summer. #fatty | Mark As Read |
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pinotblogger @mrmansell Well I would disagree there, to the extent that there *is* a point where larger yield give worse wine. | Mark As Read |
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lenndevours It is going to be a long road to this 5k. Can't even run a full 2 miles yet. #fatty | Mark As Read |
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pinotblogger @evandawson @RemyCharest @mrmansell yield is like the Laffer Curve. There is an inflection point, just no one knows where it is. | Mark As Read |
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