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Earl said:
The Sherry vines, Pobre.

In accordance with the regulations of the Denomination of Origin "Jerez-Xérès-Sherry" there are three groups or families of Sherry wines: the "Dry Sherry Wines" (Generoso Vinos), the "Naturally Sweet Wines" (Vinos Dulces Naturales) and the "Sweet Sherry Wines" (Generoso de licor vinos).

Pobre-"...He thinks you pick the bottles of sherry from trees or vines."

You do know that there are no Sherry trees, right? Just Sherry vines.

Did you learn about the proper use of quotation marks within quotations, Pobre?
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Poor Richard Saunders said:
OMG... You are an idiot.
Is red wine grown?
Is white wine grown?
Grapes are grown. Wine is produced from grapes through a manufacturing process. Sherry is produced from grapes.
Sherry is NOT grown. Red wine is NOT grown. There are not sherry vines. There are grape vines.
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Well, no, Pobre.

“The Sherry Triangle is in a hot, dry corner of south west Spain, and the summer heat is fierce. Despite this, irrigation of the ***sherry vineyard*** is forbidden at any time of the year. The only water that is available to the vineyard is rain; something in relatively short supply.” (The asterisks are mine).)

10 Facts about the Sherry vineyard - Sherry Wines

1. Cruel summer The Sherry Triangle is in a hot, dry corner of south west Spain, and the summer heat…
www.sherry.wine

Note the words “sherry vineyard.” Note, vineyards are composed of vines.

This is what the Spaniards call them, sherry vineyards. I know because I was there.

There are three grapes from which Sherry wine is made, Palomino Fino, Pedro Ximénez, and Moscatel.

I hope I was able to help you, Pobre.

Did my tutorial on the proper use of quotation marks within quotations help?
 
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Earl said:
Well, no, Pobre.

“The Sherry Triangle is in a hot, dry corner of south west Spain, and the summer heat is fierce. Despite this, irrigation of the ***sherry vineyard*** is forbidden at any time of the year. The only water that is available to the vineyard is rain; something in relatively short supply.” (The asterisks are mine).)

10 Facts about the Sherry vineyard - Sherry Wines

1. Cruel summer The Sherry Triangle is in a hot, dry corner of south west Spain, and the summer heat…
www.sherry.wine

Note the words “sherry vineyard.” Note, vineyards are composed of vines.

This is what the Spaniards call them, sherry vineyards. I know because I was there.

There are three grapes from which Sherry wine is made, Palomino Fino, Pedro Ximénez, and Moscatel.

I hope I was able to help you, Pobre.

Did my tutorial on the proper use of quotation marks within quotations help?
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Napa Valley is filled with wine vineyards but not a single one of those vineyards grows wine.
Sherry is wine. It isn't grown. The vineyard produces wine.

From your link....
Pedro Ximenez sherry is made with grapes that have been dried in the sun to concentrate their sugars.
 
Poor Richard Saunders said:
Napa Valley is filled with wine vineyards but not a single one of those vineyards grows wine.
Sherry is wine. It isn't grown. The vineyard produces wine.

From your link....
Pedro Ximenez sherry is made with grapes that have been dried in the sun to concentrate their sugars.
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Well, no, Pobre.

You’re drifting, Pobre.

Concentrate…

“The Sherry Triangle is in a hot, dry corner of south west Spain, and the summer heat is fierce. Despite this, irrigation of the ***sherry vineyard*** is forbidden at any time of the year. The only water that is available to the vineyard is rain; something in relatively short supply.” (The asterisks are mine).

Note the “sherry vineyard” reference. The grapes from these Sherry vineyards are used to make Sherry.

Have you been to the great wine producing countries, Pobre? France, Spain, Italy. I have. You should get out of your bubble more.

Are you clear on the proper use of quotation marks in quotations.

I hope I was able to help you.
 
Earl said:
Well, no, Pobre.

You’re drifting, Pobre.

Concentrate…

“The Sherry Triangle is in a hot, dry corner of south west Spain, and the summer heat is fierce. Despite this, irrigation of the ***sherry vineyard*** is forbidden at any time of the year. The only water that is available to the vineyard is rain; something in relatively short supply.” (The asterisks are mine).

Note the “sherry vineyard” reference.

Have you been to the great wine producing countries, Pobre? France, Spain, Italy. I have. You should get out of your bubble more.

Are you clear on the proper use of quotation marks in quotations.

I hope I was able to help you.
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I have been to Spain and Italy. I know that they don't grow wine in their vineyards. They grow grapes. The grapes are then turned into wine by fermenting them to produce alcohol. Alcohol seems to have rotted your brain since you don't remember what is grown at the vineyards you visited.
 
Poor Richard Saunders said:
I have been to Spain and Italy. I know that they don't grow wine in their vineyards. They grow grapes. The grapes are then turned into wine by fermenting them to produce alcohol. Alcohol seems to have rotted your brain since you don't remember what is grown at the vineyards you visited.
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There are three grapes from which Sherry wine is made, Palomino Fino, Pedro Ximénez, and Moscatel. Jerez, Spain is famous for their Sherry.

You’re learning, Pobre.

I’m glad I was able to help you…with your quotation marks boo boo too.

What part did Spain did you visit, Pobre?
 
Poor Richard Saunders said:
ROFLMAO.
Do vineyards grow wine or do vineyards grow grapes? You said they grow wine. I said they grow grapes and now you say I am learning?
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You failed to answer the question, what part of Spain did you visit, Pobre?

The Spanish call them “Sherry vineyards” Pobre, so do I.

You placed quotation marks within a quotation, Pobre…a boo boo.
 
Earl said:
You failed to answer the question, what part of Spain did you visit, Pobre?

The Spanish call them “Sherry vineyards” Pobre, so do I.
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They don't grow sherry even if they call them sherry vineyards. Wine vineyards don't grow wine. They produce wine from the grapes they grow. You said they grow sherry. Sherry is just a type of wine. It is made from grapes that are grown in the sherry vineyards.
 
Poor Richard Saunders said:
They don't grow sherry even if they call them sherry vineyards. Wine vineyards don't grow wine. They produce wine from the grapes they grow. You said they grow sherry. Sherry is just a type of wine. It is made from grapes that are grown in the sherry vineyards.
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You posted about Sherry trees, Pobre, there are no sherry trees. I once saw an empty wine bottle on a Sherry vine. Perhaps the vine grew the wine bottle?

De nada.

There are Sherry vineyards from which Sherry is produced.

Since you didn’t answer the question about what part of Spain you visited, perhaps you did not visit Spain, Pobre.
 
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