This fascinating book documents the author's firsthand observations of viticulture practices in Europe during the mid-19th century. Fisher provides detailed descriptions of grape varieties, vineyard management techniques, and cultural practices, as well as insights into the social and economic factors shaping the industry. Essential reading for historians of agriculture and wine, as well as vintners and grape growers.
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