Winemaking - Soils - Environment - Ageing
on lees - GIS 
| GIS (Geographical Information System) | ||
 A field map and characteristics of a parcel |
The
GIS (Geographical Information System) enables all the information regarding
the vineyard to be gathered together (600 hectares, 150 winegrowers) in
a computer database. In this way, all the elements are available to monitor the vine with an incomparable precision: field map, type of soil/sub-soil, sun exposure, grape variety, vine age, plantation density, rootstock, degree and date of maturity for the previous years, background of the phytosanitary treatments, type of cutting, yield, etc. |
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A better knowledge
of the vine and its cycle can improve the quality of the harvests and,
thus, the quality of the wine. In addition, it makes the "fight for
sustainable agriculture" an important part of the decision to respect
and preserve the environment. |
 Engineer entering observations in the GIS |
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Winemaking - Soils - Environment - Ageing
on lees - GIS