
We went walking through the vinyards this morning, a great time to do it as some of the grapes have been picked but most are still on the vine and incredibly sweet and juicy.

This shocking sight of a skip full of rotting grapes soon brought us down to earth.
How much? A ton maybe or more, probably the produce of a hectare of vines just left there to rot.
A reminder that the Languedoc has lost its market for plonk and vinyards producing quantity rather than quality no longer can afford to bottle their wine.
I think they must pick the grapes just to insure a harvest next year.
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Ashley
on September 13, 2009Hi Martin
I hope all is well with you and the family?.
Dylan, Jude and I picked EXACTLY a kilo of blackberries this afternoon in Oranmore and I just wanted to let you know that your recipe for blackberry jam worked perfectly.
Thanks!
Ashley.
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