vineyard Definition
vine·yard (vin′yərd)
vineyard Synonyms
vineyard Usage Examples
Converse of subject
surround: Situated away from the country lane, south facing, the house is surrounded by vineyards.
Converse of object
- tend: The well tended vineyards are the source of Armagnac, probably the original brandy of France.
- overlook: Most will also want to help drink the wine, on balconies overlooking the vineyard.
- cultivate: The land is fertile, with the volcanic soil being used to cultivate vineyards and orchards and to raise cattle.
- terrace: Beyond the village, you ascend through the terraced vineyards to a pass in the limestone ridge.
- roll: The Loire and Vienne valleys are perhaps the most characteristically French of all the regions with their chateaux, rolling vineyards and meandering rivers.
- plant: Licenses were required for any vineyard planted on a quota basis.
Adjective modifier
- flourishing: There are a number of charming small towns and flourishing vineyards within easy reach.
- lush: Picturesque St Emilion is located amidst the lush vineyards of the Dordogne Valley.
- renowned: It is made exclusively from white Chardonnay grapes from the most renowned vineyards of the Côte des Blancs.
- tranquil: Beyond the city discover tranquil vineyards, small fishing villages, the Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens and the Cape of Good Hope.
- award-winning: Its award-winning vineyards have earned it the soubriquet of " the Bordeaux of the South Pacific " .
- famous: The historic town of Dijon is the capital of the Côte d'Or with its world famous vineyards.
Modifies a noun
quot: Planting vineyards quot are in our a simple game.
Noun used with modifier
- Beaujolais: There are extensive views across to the Beaujolais vineyards, just one of the famous vineyards of the region.
- Chianti: This walk takes you from Volterra through the Chianti vineyards and San Gimignano to the Sienese hills and magnificent Siena itself.
- boutique: Peppertree Homestead A lovely property with its own boutique vineyard and olive grove.
- hillside: The Var region holds treasures for anyone who enjoys the harmony of a hillside vineyard, ancient dry stone walls or small walking paths.
- planting: Planting vineyards quot are in our a simple game.
- acre: Oak Valley Wines Twenty acre vineyard which also grows foliage for the cut flower trade.
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