B2nounfoodbusiness
US/ˈvɪn.jərd/
UK/ˈvɪn.jəd/
a piece of land where grapes are grown, usually to make wine
In context
We spent a weekend visiting vineyards in the valley and tasting local wine.
The family has owned the vineyard for four generations.
Warmer summers are changing which grapes the vineyards in the north can grow.
Words that go with vineyard
verb + noun
- own a vineyardHe dreams of owning a vineyard in France.
- visit a vineyardTourists can visit a vineyard and see how wine is made.
noun + noun
- family vineyardThe family vineyard produces about 20,000 bottles a year.
- a vineyard tourWe booked a vineyard tour for Saturday afternoon.
- vineyard ownerThe vineyard owner hired extra workers for the grape harvest.
adjective + noun
- organic vineyardThe organic vineyard uses no chemical sprays.