A Wine-Grower's Guide

A Wine-Grower's Guide

by Philip M. Wagner

1965

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    Wagner's statement, "NOT ALL grapes are for the wine vat," immediately challenges a common assumption. How did this premise shift your own perception of grapes or the art of viticulture, and what new possibilities did it suggest?

  2. 2

    Beyond the practical instruction, what core philosophy or enduring passion do you sense driving Wagner's approach to grape growing? How does he encourage a deeper connection to the plants themselves, rather than just the harvest?

  3. 3

    The guide explores the diverse applications of grapes beyond winemaking. Which non-wine uses (e.g., table grapes, juice, jelly, raisins) did you find most surprising or inspiring, and why? Did any of these broaden your culinary imagination?

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