We are now finished with grape harvest! 770 tons of #TXwine grapes!
— Cliff &Betty Bingham (@BinghamVineyard) September 21, 2012
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Wow, I have been so lazzzzy lately. I haven’t been keeping you guys up to date on what is going on here. Instead I have been doing routine stuff like washing clothes, reading to children, teaching them how to find the area of a circle, painting pictures with creative little ones, looking at paintings of…
Waiting on the Grapes
Harvest has started, but not all of the grapes are ready yet. We are now finished with around 20% of harvest for this year. Usually the white grapes are ready before the reds. But we want to wait till the sugar content or brix measurement is just right, so that the grapes will make great Texas wine.
Planting Grapes
Busy planting grapes…
Knowing Your Wine on the Vine
Berry Sensory Assessment class attended by the Binghams in 2009 for a Throw Back Thursday.
New Growth and New Addition to Bottling Room
The refreshing vision of new buds is here! In our vineyards, we delay pruning in order to discouraging buds from coming too early. If we have freezing temperatures after the buds have appeared, they may be damaged and not able to produce grapes in the summer.
Cover Crop Between the Rows of Vines
Cover crop of different sends are planted to help with water retention, fertility of the soil, and preventing soil erosion at Bingham Family Vineyards.