The selection of clones of vines, common practice in world viticulture to look for specific characteristics of plants and wines, gave rise to a new Malbec project developed in Rio Grande do Sul. The winery Lidio Carraro implanted, at Encruzilhada do Sul, a vineyard made up of selected genetic materials in France and Argentina to evaluate how the variety behaves in Brazilian conditions. • Image generated by AI Although the term "clone" may sugges…
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The selection of clones of vines, common practice in world viticulture to look for specific characteristics of plants and wines, gave rise to a new Malbec project developed in Rio Grande do Sul. The winery Lidio Carraro implanted, at Encruzilhada do Sul, a vineyard made up of selected genetic materials in France and Argentina to evaluate how the variety behaves in Brazilian conditions. • Image generated by AI Although the term "clone" may sugges…