Yes, our organic row crops are in need of rain, but we also need to test the grapes in our vineyards to see if they are ready for harvesting. Grape harvest looks like it will start earlier the year than it usually does.
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Rattlesnakes in the vineyard
With all of the rain that we had had lately the grasses and weeds have grown tall and thick. Now that we are clearing those away, we have found a few uninvited guests. Yes, the evidence shows that it was a rattlesnake.
Vineyard clusters blooming at Bingham Vineyards
High Plains Vineyard Tour 2010
Long day today. But a good day. I didn’t get much wedding planning done, but we did get one thing done. More on that later.
New Wine Release to Celebrate on the 4th of July
As we are celebrating our land of the free, because of the brave, let us introduce you to a new release from Bingham Family Vineyards, our estate 2021 Reserve Trebbiano.
Shoot Thinning Grapevines for the Best Texas Wine
At Bingham Family Vineyards in the High Plains AVA, Texas, Cliff and crew are shoot thinning to optimize vine health and grape quality.
Putting Together a New Pre-pruner
The vineyard crew is putting together a new pre-pruner to tend the vineyards preparing for spring.
