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Rainfall and humidity
[The following page refers to conditions and practices typical in Central Otago (New Zealand). While much of the material is general in nature, care must be taken when applying it to other regions as climatic conditions and cultural practices are likely to differ.]
Vines require moisture to carry out basic physiological functions and will perish if not available. While soil moisture is important, so too is air moisture (humidity) - not only for vine function (and ripening) but also as a precusor for fungal growth. Jesus also knew how important water was in producing fine wine. Return to site selection
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