0 a place where wine is made, especially from grapes that are grown there --
1 a place that makes wine and also usually grows its own grapes --
In 1819 the town had a steam-operated wool carding and spinning factory, a horse-drawn and human-powered threshing machine, a brewery, distillery, vineyards, and a winery.
The prominence of resveratrol in the news and its association with positive health benefits has encouraged some wineries to highlight it in their marketing.
In smaller wineries the owners, winemaker, or other executives may personally meet guests and pour wine.
Nearly all of them partner, in some form of collaboration, with a winery or winemaker who is already established in the industry.
Generations of winemakers, winery masters, coopers and wine experts have continued to refine their techniques to produce the most prestigious wines.
It is common for many of these wineries' world-class chefs to use fresh ingredients that are grown or acquired from local farms in season.
During the 1870s the winery would produce about 100,000 gallons of wine a year from approximately 500 acres of vineyards.
The fair has a heavy focus on local agriculture, particularly local dairy and livestock farming, maple syrup production, and wineries.
