Gwinllan Conwy Vineyard in Wales - tour

The video discusses the potential for producing wine, contingent on the quality of the summer. If the summer is good, up to 10/5 bottles of wine can be produced. However, if the summer is poor, adjustments such as thinning and stripping a third of the grapes may be necessary due to the vine's inability to ripen the grapes fully.

What is the initial action the speaker requests from Charlotte?

• To taste the wine

• To come closer and observe

• To write down notes

• To call the buyer

How many bottles of wine can potentially be produced in a good summer?

• 15 bottles

• 10/5 bottles

• 10 bottles

• 5 bottles

What might need to be done if the summer is not favorable?

• Harvest earlier

• Thin out the vines

• Add more fertilizer

• Increase the number of vines

What fraction of the vines might need to be removed?

• A third of them

• A quarter of them

• All of them

• Half of them

Why might the vines need to be thinned out?

• The buyer prefers fewer vines

• The weather is too cold

• The vines are too strong

• The vines lack the strength to ripen