Happened to me the other day. Mf-fruition-sciences-winemakers. Fruition Sciences’ Sébastien Payen (left) and Thibaut Scholasch check a sap-flow sensor at Silver Oak Cellars’ Soda Canyon Ranch Vineyard in Napa, California.Photo: Joe Pugliese Perched high atop Pritchard Hill, Ovid Napa Valley’s vineyard boasts a majestic view of Northern California’s wine country.
From the front of the property, you can see all the way to the Mayacamas Mountains that divide Napa and Sonoma counties. This breathtaking tableau is lost for the moment on Thibaut Scholasch, who’s crouched in the vineyard, gently parting clusters of blueberry-sized cabernet sauvignon grapes. “This is a pipe,” he says, holding a vine between his thumb and forefinger. “Water flows right underneath the surface.” We all learned in grade school how a plant conveys water and nutrients to its extremities. Scholasch tugs on a section of Velcro and peels back a layer of insulation, revealing a sap-flow sensor. Of course, whenever hard data invades the realm of intuition, conflict is sure to follow. Birmanie.
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