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vineyard

[vin-yerd] / ˈvɪn yərd /
NOUN
grape plantation
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One thing leads to another, and lo and behold, she discovers that his family owns the vineyard that she wants to claim for her company.

From Los Angeles Times

The Estate Cab is a blend of various vineyard sites within the Alexander Valley, some of them high-elevation.

From The Wall Street Journal

Minka Kelly plays a hotshot executive — shorthand for misguided, unfulfilled — out to acquire a French Champagne vineyard.

From Los Angeles Times

The research team is also refining vineyard management techniques, such as leaf removal, fertilization, and irrigation, to further enhance grape quality.

From Science Daily

Architecturally, Suntory, though in what was a still untraditional so-called “vineyard” layout for the seating, is more conventional than Gehry’s radical Disney.

From Los Angeles Times