September is the month of the Grape Harvest
In all Italy, and in my area too, there is no Sunday or holiday now.
All the region is full of vineyards, every space, every fiels, even if small, is used to plant grapes.
Harvest is coming now, so feel free to contribute
Ermes
I wanted to harvest some grapes into my belly @ErmesT bro but it is not possible. I need to satisfy myself with these photos. 
Grape farming is so incredible. Wine might be cheap there.
yes of course, @BishowvijayaP
Here a vineyard from the Chianti area, in the heart of Tuscany
@JohnnyE , what about Croatia? You have wonderful wine too.
@KarenVChin , Napa Valley?
Ermes
Wow Wow wow
The farm house is eco friendly dear @ErmesT . 
I think, probably you didn’t enter into that house.
@ErmesT wrote:
@JohnnyE , what about Croatia? You have wonderful wine too.
Ermes
Thanks for tagging me @ErmesT . Lovely photos from Tuscany, it’s on my visit list. Yes we have great wines but I am in the capital of Croatia and vineyards are in Istria, Dalmatia and other counties of Croatia, not in Zagreb. However I don’t like wine but Croatia got many rewards for best quality wines.
Hahaha @BishowvijayaP
Why I should have entered in that house? Maybe for testing five different versions of Chianti wine, starting from a very basic product for general market, and ending with a 7 year old wine, for the five star restaurants? What a bad idea 
Ermes
Its because I have a special purpose dear @ErmesT bro. The fact is, if you were entered there then I would be able to see the interior of building via your snapshots. hahaha
@ErmesT wrote:
Hahaha @Bishowvijaya
Why I should have entered in that house? Maybe for testing five different versions of Chianti wine, starting from a very basic product for general market, and ending with a 7 year old wine, for the five star restaurants? What a bad idea
The owner did not allowed us to take photos, bro @BishowvijayaP
But after of Chianti, I was not worried about it.
In this place I’ve rented an apartment for a week. When home I will post it. It’s nice to drink don’t having to drive
I will be waiting that post @ErmesT bro. Just knock me if I felt asleep at that time.
Frankly and sincerely too @ErmesT , I don’t know much about grape farming talk less of harvesting it. Nonetheless, I’d like to wish you a Happy Grape Harvest well in advance of due time. @U-royFelixA , @KlaudiaB @OSAMA , @KarenVChin @HelloSamsonR @Isaac_O, @iykmba , @DiAnaUS , @LucioV hope you don’t mind joining this celebration of Grape Harvest?
Hahaha @SanyaOdare
Thanks. Grape Harvest is very well celebrated in Italy, but you can also celebrate the final product, if you like
For sure I will
Ermes
@ErmesT This is a loudable effort. Well done. Thank you @SanyaOdare for the mention
Dear @SanyaOdare ,
grape is something a little miraculous… Do you know why?
When you grow grapes for example next the terrace, and shape it,
it creates a beautiful scenery. Secondly it is a very tasty and healthy
fruit and finally the beverage to be made thereof is majestic.
They say that: “In vino veritas” (“In wine there is truth”).Wine tastes
so splendid, people are talking and talking…
And its production? Grapes are mostly hand-picked in large containers,
Then it is pressed, its sugar content is measured, adjusted to the
desired value and let it ferment. The fermentation process generates
carbon dioxide, so if the drums are placed in a cellar, to the cellar
go with the candle (when there is no oxygen, the candle goes out,
It’s such a check). Then the beverage will mature for some time in
wooden barrels and finally …we just taste and strengthens friendship.
So my little lecture, your Klaudia
Wow @KlaudiaB
I love your technical support.
I would like to add the importance of the composition of the soil, and the exposition to the sun.
I wonderful mix that works to make the incredible miracle that we call wine
Ermes
Dear @ErmesT ,
my lesson was only no 1,
so please to continue…
I can not say everything…
hahahaha, but I know it all…
(when I was child, grapes
were pressed so - we walked
barefoot in a wooden container…
We enjoyed it…)
Thanks immensely @ErmesT You’re most welcome 
Wow!!! Thanks a million @KlaudiaB . This exposition you’ve written gets me excited and its making me want to plunge myself into grape farming. I’m soooooo thrilled!
@KlaudiaB wrote:
Dear @SanyaOdare ,
grape is something a little miraculous… Do you know why?
When you grow grapes for example next the terrace, and shape it,
it creates a beautiful scenery. Secondly it is a very tasty and healthyfruit and finally the beverage to be made thereof is majestic.
They say that: “In vino veritas” (“In wine there is truth”).Wine tastes
so splendid, people are talking and talking…
And its production? Grapes are mostly hand-picked in large containers,
Then it is pressed, its sugar content is measured, adjusted to the
desired value and let it ferment. The fermentation process generates
carbon dioxide, so if the drums are placed in a cellar, to the cellar
go with the candle (when there is no oxygen, the candle goes out,It’s such a check). Then the beverage will mature for some time in
wooden barrels and finally …we just taste and strengthens friendship.
So my little lecture, your Klaudia
Dear @SanyaOdare
I share your enthusiasm about grape farming, but because
I’m your friend, and real friend notifies you when see a certain
risk, so I’ll warn you about the various things that are related.
( And you will decide yoursel, what will do, OK? )
At first, what we wrote with @ErmesT it was the process with
the ready grapes. When you want to start with grape farming,
you have to think and act from the very beginning. So I will
tell you lection no 2:
My dear friend, when you want to be successful, just enthusiasm
is not enough. It’s a profession, which requires many years of
experience, therefore, most successful wine-growers are based
on family-based businesses, where the old father taught his son,
and the son taught grandson…
You know, before you plant grapes,you must have a suitable location,
(as Ermest mentioned, the soil, the climate,),
Then you must not forget, that until the grapes yield the first crop,
it takes several years. Then there is treatment,
grapes are susceptible to various fungal diseases, which require
chemical treatment.Grape branches must be cut, shape up,
so that he can be fertile…There is so much you have to know about
grape, that delicious drink - the wine, hides a lot of work and knowledge…
I hope dear my friends, that you will not mad for my sincerity for me,
but I thought it was important to tell you this, Klaudia
You moved me back to my childhood, with your magic time machine
KlaudiaB wrote:
… (when I was child, grapes
were pressed so - we walked
barefoot in a wooden container…
We enjoyed it…)
I remember very well our first mechanical grape’s press
Ermes
