Winemaking Tank Tops

Year round the nets are stored in bundles, then well before harvest they are draped over the vines, 4 rows at a time to keep the birds off our fruit. . . *All works in the Magpie Springs portfolios are taken on Magpie Springs by Avril Thomas* This property is a vineyard and our home. _80 acres of rolling hills in the Adelaide Hills Wine Region in the centre of the Fleurieu Peninsula - South Australia - South of Adelaide it is 12 min drive from McLaren Vale. Half way between Adelaide and Victor Harbor_ *We make wine from our grapes* +taste and buy at the Cellar Door / Art Gallery Fri Sat Sun 11- 5+ There are 7 different varietals to try and buy. Red wine and white wine. We grow Shiraz, Merlot, Pinot Noir, Riesling, Semillon, Ch...

Binissalem is a name you're likely to recognize if you're familiar with Mallorcan wine.

We make wine from the grapes grown on our property. The pattern on the wine making vat makes for an interesting design. *Info* *All works in the Magpie Springs portfolios are taken on Magpie Springs by Avril Thomas* This property is a vineyard and our home. _80 acres of rolling hills in the Adelaide Hills Wine Region in the centre of the Fleurieu Peninsula - South Australia - South of Adelaide it is 12 min drive from McLaren Vale. Half way between Adelaide and Victor Harbor.

Evoke a sense of vineyard elegance with the "Grape is My Spirit Fruit" design. Grapes, with their luscious clusters and rich colors, are the epitome of natural sweetness. This design celebrates the beauty and allure of grapes, capturing their essence in a captivating way. Whether you savor them as a juicy snack, enjoy them in a glass of wine, or simply appreciate their vibrant presence in nature.

Wine the absolute pleasure over thousands of years of mankind

I Love Vine

Winemaker Grapes Know the Secret Patience Design

Clusters of ripe grapes ready to be harvested in Napa Valley, California

I Love Vine

tell everyone how you feel

Perfect for wine lovers

Artistically painted, glowing glass with red wine on a black background, decorated with abstract red flower.

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The castle ruins amongs the autumn vines.

Another view from a distance

A close-up view of autumnal vines turning colour in the sunlight.

Burkheim, Kaiserstuhl - another view of the castle

Dionysos is the god of the grape-harvest, winemaking, festivity and theatre in ancient Greek religion and myth. He is also known as Bacchus (the name adopted by the Romans). This work is an attempt to combine the ancient art of sculpture and modern conceptual painting.

View from the top of Bad Berg with the Vosges mountains in the distance.

The painting depicts the face of the god Dionysus. It occupies almost the entire canvas. In the background, abstract touches hinting at the wine theme are visible. Dionysus is one of the most important mythological characters, in the ancient god of the grape-harvest, winemaking, fertility, insanity, ritual madness, religious ecstasy, etc. The artist used her own conceptual style. The trick of the canvas is to convey the deep pathetic gaze of Dionysus, while the eyes are devoid of details. Varnished and signed.

A small village right in the middle of all the vines with the Rhine and Alsace somewhere in the background.

A view of the village of Schelingen with the Vosges mountains in the distance.

Bad Berg is one of the volcanic hills which make up the Kaiserstuhl area in south-western Germany. More information on the Kaiserstuhl "here":https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kaiserstuhl_%28Baden-W%C3%BCrttemberg%29

Sunset on an extremely windy day.

Another autumn view of the vines.

A sample of the finished product.

This is a range of hills of volcanic origin in south-western Germany. The climate here is extremely mild - it is practically the warmest part of Germany - and the main occupation seems to be growing grapes for winemaking. More information on the Kaiserstuhl "here":https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kaiserstuhl_%28Baden-W%C3%BCrttemberg%29

This one's got it all really - beautiful weather, landscape, autumn colours, and little puffy clouds...

A small village on the Kaiserstuhl literally surrounded by vines.

The vineyards at the end of March poised to start bursting forth again for a new year.

Jechtingen, Kaiserstuhl, Germany

There seems to be some kind of wine on sale here. As long as you're not superstitious...

Sunlight falling on these vines growing down the side of an old building.

A view of the vines in the autumn, just before harvesting.

View across the Kaiserstuhl in Autumn

Kaiserstuhl - vines