One Acre Napa Valley - Yountville AVA Episode 8 - Upper Trellising Wire

In this episode we see the completion of the upper two trellising wires that will guide and direct the shoots as they grow vertically from the fruiting canes / cordons

[@evper]

I really enjoy watching your videos, Loads of learning information about growing and the care of grapes.Thanks for posting.

[@TheOlafs]

Thanks Dave for all of the effort of what you are doing :) All of your videos are very informative, yet they stay interesting from the first episode. Many thanks to you, since you have helped me very much in the understanding of grape grafting/planting and trellising, which actually helped me, to make one in my small vineyard in other side of the World- Latvia, Europe Thanks again and keep the videos coming :) Martins Vebers

[@maryfanslau1470]

Thanks Dave for the videos on grapes. They are so informative and well done! Appreciate your taking the time to teach us what you have learned. What beautiful orchards in the Napa Valley. Thanks again. Godspeed, mary in New England

[@mastoth]

Great to see you again Dave!

[@oneacrewine]

That sounds very nice, I look forward to see some of your pictures. Great wines can certainly come from small vineyards, sometimes small "family vineyards" and their fruit get more personal attention then big vineyards which can result in high quality fruit and wine. Thanks again Dave

[@oneacrewine]

Hi evper Thanks very much, the videos are fun to do, I enjoy sharing what I have learned. Thanks for watching Dave

[@oneacrewine]

Hi Mastoth It was good to get more videos posted, thanks for watching. Dave

[@TheOlafs]

I'm about to plant some more vines this season, after my project will be ready, I will be very happy to share some pictures with you! But it's really small, I guess it can be called a ''family vineyard'', but anyway, you have to start by something :) I am planning to build a miniature winery next to the vineyard. So I hope, that by the end of this summer I will have something to be proud of :) Best regards Martins Vebers

[@oneacrewine]

Hi brucegoren Its nice to hear from you, Adam K is doing a great job filming, I will see what I can do with the right side. Home Depot can be a good source, I will see if can find some names of Vineyard supply companies for you, maybe you could find some who might be able to get them to you cheaper. Thanks for your comment, Dave

[@oneacrewine]

Hello Martins It is very nice to hear from you, thank you for your email. I am happy to hear that the videos have been of some help to you. We will have some more coming, in fact you could see a little more on our Facebook page too, which you can connect to on our KZbin channel page. It would be nice to see a picture of your vineyard sometime too. Thanks very much for your message Dave

[@kellertv]

Hey Dave, I’ve been doing a lot of reading on the cost associated with setting up a vineyard. All the literature I’ve seen so far was intended for the large commercial wine industry instead of small boutique vineyards like yours. Just curious in your opinion on average how much $ per acre it is to set up and plant a vineyard if you’re doing most the work on your own like you do? Also what it costs to maintain the vineyard per acre each year thereafter. Thanks again for all the info! Alex