You have to give credit to Irish viticulturists for their perseverance and dedication.
From an article in The Guardian, 'Ripe for the picking', that we will discuss today, we have learnt that after many years of trial and error, winemakers in Ireland now produce a very acceptable sparkling rosé and red wine.
It has not been easy to to find the grape that will adapt to the terrain and climate. Also, a slight increase in temperature is helping.
However, vine growing in Ireland is still a major struggle.
Getting the vines to flower in the first place is a problem itself.
Then watch the weather until the harvest in the hope that the cold and the frost do not return.
It is a passionate pursuit for these pioneers!
Adh mór ar Lá Fhéile Pádraig!
Good luck! Happy St Patrick's Day!
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