The Snip That Frees the Cluster
Cellar & Vine, No. 33 · The Annual, Volume One, page 174
Two weathered hands work a pair of secateurs in close, one steadying the cane while the other angles the blades above a small cluster of ruby grapes. Sun comes through the leaves and breaks across knuckles that have done this a few thousand times. The whole harvest, one cut at a time. From Cellar & Vine.
The Annual, Volume One, page 174.
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From the collection
It takes a year to make the thing you'll finish in an evening. Fog on the rows, hands stained burgundy to the wrist, then the long dark where the barrels wait.
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