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Quinta do Vale da Lama
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Commenced:
01/02/2011
Submitted:
12/04/2012
Last updated:
07/10/2015
Location:
Odiáxere, Algarve, PT
Website:
www.valedalama.net
Climate zone:
Mediterranean





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Grape Harvest Working Group (IV)

Project: Quinta do Vale da Lama

Posted by Walt Ludwick over 11 years ago

@Quinta do Vale da Lama / Lagos / Algarve / Portugal

Every Monday morning all members of the farm get together and discuss goals for the week. Last Monday it was decided that we would have a Friday afternoon Working Group for the vineyard harvest. Working Groups are used to get everyone together to accomplish a common goal. At a glance, the vineyard harvest seemed like a huge task, but in under three hours we were able to harvest both vineyards and stomp enough grapes to begin fermenting for 100% organic wine.

The grapes are organically grown without pesticides, added sulfates or yeast, all they needed was some good soil, water, and love :)

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