The grape has a sweet taste.
这颗葡萄有甜味。
We are eating
grapes.
我们正在吃葡萄。
He bought a bunch of
grapes.
他买了一串葡萄。
xa0Besides cherries, Wendeng also has agricultural products with local characteristics, such as peanuts, apples, and grapes.
除了樱桃，文登还有花生、苹果、葡萄等具有当地特色的农产品。
Production capacity expanded to cater to wide range of tastesCans containing Dolma — salty rice and meat wrapped in pickled grape leaves — were loaded onto trucks at a company in Heze, Shandong province, this month, before being transported to Qingdao Port for shipment to Europe, where demand for the product is growing.
本月，山东省菏泽市的一家公司将含有多玛（Dolma）的罐头装上卡车，然后运往青岛港运往欧洲，欧洲对多玛的需求正在增长。
"Many Chinese consumers are not used to the taste of grape leaves, but Greeks have been enjoying them for hundreds of years.
“许多中国消费者不习惯葡萄叶的味道，但希腊人已经享受了数百年。
Costa Coffee launched the low-sugar and low-fat light milk tea in March this year with three different flavors: grape jasmine, lychee black and peach oolong.
Costa Coffee在今年3月推出了低糖低脂的淡奶茶，有三种不同的口味：葡萄茉莉、荔枝黑和桃乌龙。
Such zones sell organic beef, dates, dried grapes and apples among other produce.
这些区域出售有机牛肉、大枣、葡萄干和苹果等农产品。
He explained that protecting the land is of paramount importance, especially to a brand like Remy Martin, which uses grapes that cannot be found anywhere else in the world except for France's Cognac region.
This in turn means being sustainable and not overworking the precious land that is used to grow Remy Martin's coveted grapes.
With around 10 kilograms of Ugni Blanc grape being fermented into wine and then distilled twice to age in oak barrels for at least six years, a bottle of 700 ml Koya brandy is created, giving Chinese consumers more choices for high-end brandy.
The chateau has over 60 hectares planted with Ugni Blanc grape.
Mexico imposed tariffs on pork bellies, apples, grapes, cheeses and flat steel.
"Moutai University, located in a small town in Renhuai, Guizhou province, has established five undergraduate majors, including liquor-making, grape wine-making, food quality and safety, resource recycling science and engineering, and marketing.
Last year, fresh fruits in the order of import volume were durian, cherries, bananas, mangosteens and grapes.
For grape wines, 40 percent of the volume consumed in China is imported and Australia accounted for nearly a quarter of that, the association said.
Now a team member of the park, Li started to manage 27.8 hectares of grape and passion fruit orchards last year.
Speaking at a weekly news conference in Beijing, Shu Jueting, the ministry's spokeswoman, said the commerce ministry received a review application from the Australian Grape and Wine Inc - the country's national association of wine grape growers and wine producers - in late October.
The project integrates multiple functions such as grape cultivation, wine making, culture and arts, exhibitions, and testing.
Taking the automatic peeling machine as an example, in the past, manual peeling of a basket of grapes took about 15 minutes.
That includes strawberries, cherries, sweet apricots, grapes, peaches, nectarines, pears, kiwi fruits, jujubes, apples and persimmons.
Grape farmers in Xiangfen county of Shanxi province are working their vineyards to bring in the crop as the golden harvest season arrives.
In the vineyard of about 233 hectares, tourist can find high-quality wine grapes and learn about winemaking.
On June 11, this year's International Conference on Grape and Wine Industries and the third China (Ningxia) International Wine Culture and Tourism Expo came to an end in the region.
Ningxia's long hours of sunshine and its cool and dry climate have both greatly aided local grape cultivation.
"With a good performance of the grapes planted here, we mainly produce still wines in the region," Hua said, adding that high quality is the common target for all the wineries both in China and France, while the different terroirs of the production areas can make a difference.
On June 11, this year's International Conference on Grape and Wine Industries, as well as the third China (Ningxia) International Wine Culture and Tourism Expo came to an end in the region.
Ningxia's long hours of sunshine and its cool and dry climate have both greatly aided the local grape cultivation.
"With a good performance of grapes planted here, we mainly produce still wines in the region," Hua said, adding that a high quality will be the common target for all the wineries both in China and France, while the different terroirs of the production areas can make a difference.
Experts, officials from around world gather in Ningxia for industry exchangeWine experts, officials and delegates from wine-producing regions around the world gathered in Yinchuan, Ningxia Hui autonomous region, on Friday, for the 2023 International Conference on Grape and Wine Industries.
Vice-Premier Liu Guozhong attended the opening ceremony, and said he hopes the grape and wine industry can be a medium to promote cultural exchanges between countries, promote the healthy development of trade, strengthen technical exchanges and promote extensive people-to-people contacts.
"We hope that through exchanges and cooperation in all aspects, we can benefit people everywhere and provide long-term sustainable development for the grape and wine industry and cultural tourism industries," Liu said.
When Xi Jinping, general secretary of the Communist Party of China Central Committee, visited Ningxia in 2016 and 2020, he stressed that "the development of grape cultivation not only develops the industry, but also improves the ecology, and turns waste into treasure, which is worth encouraging" and "with the continuous improvement of people's living standards, the wine industry has great prospects".
Parts of the Helan Mountains in Ningxia are recognized as one of the most suitable places in the world for growing wine grapes and producing high-end wines.
Ningxia's wine grape planting area accounts for about 35 percent of China's total planting area, and it has 228 winery and planting enterprises with an annual output of 138 million bottles.
Wine experts, officials and delegates from wine-producing regions around the world gathered in Yinchuan, capital of the Ningxia Hui autonomous region, on Friday, for the 2023 International Conference on Grape and Wine Industries.
Ningxia's wine grape planting area accounts for about 35 percent of China's total planting area, and it has 228 winery and planting enterprise entities, with an annual output of 138 million bottles.
"Grape wine, after all, is an international product," she said.
Grape cultivation in the area covers at least 35,000 hectares, accounting for nearly one-third that of the whole country, according to industry figures.
It traced the roots of China’s wine history, showcasing the achievements made by the wine region and the wine industries of the countries along the Silk Road; it expanded and deepened cooperation and exchanges between Xinjiang and other domestic and foreign regions in areas such as grape planting, brewing technology, wine trading, and cultural tourism.
China's first national-level event focusing on wine, the International Conference on Grape and Wine Industries and the third China (Ningxia) International Wine Culture and Tourism Expo, will be held on June 9 and 10 in Yinchuan, the regional capital, officials said at a news conference in Beijing on Tuesday.
Participants will also visit wine production areas at Helan Mountain, plant trees and release a proposal on the development of the grape and wine industry.
The town now has over 4,466 hectares of land for fruit cultivation, mainly peaches, pears, hawthorns and grapes, town officials said.
Difang's companies produced 720,000 tons of canned foods last year, mainly yellow peaches, pears, hawthorns, tangerines, grapes, pineapples and fish, officials said.
In 2021, China's total wine consumption reached 1.05 billion liters, down 15 percent from 2020 in volume, according to the International Grape and Wine Organization.
Xu Xing, professor of agricultural science at Ningxia University in Ningxia Hui autonomous region, said, "We have cultivated salt-tolerant goji (Chinese wolfberries), corn, rice and grapes on the Hetao Plain along the upper Yellow River, adding color to this once-white land.
Stored in a bottle designed by renowned artist Ori Toor, the 2020 vintage is a red blend made in Ningxia with the region's grapes, and will only be available in China.
About 90 percent of the wine consumed in China is produced locally and more than 60 percent of wine grapes planted in China are Cabernet Sauvignon, said Fongyee Walker, the founder of Dragon Phoenix Wine Consulting School.
Based on the 1995 discovery of 200 clay vessels that had traces of grape wine in Shandong province, China has likely been making wine since around 2,600 BC, but it wasn't until the last decade that consumption became mainstream as cellars stocked with wine from across the world started emerging in cities like Shanghai.
"Besides the suitable climate and the topography of the land of grape growing and winemaking, it is now the center of China's wine industry.
In September, the Ningxia National Open Development Comprehensive Pilot Zone for the Grape and Wine Industry was established, another indication of the region's growing focus to bolster the development of this industry.
Zheng Zifeng decided to build a winery resort town in Ningxia Hui autonomous region in 2020, as the area enjoys unique geographical for growing grapes and is well-known for its wine industry.
The Dulaan Winery Town project is set to open to the public in July 2023 and will boost the integrated development of grape planting, wine brewing, and wine tourism, said Zheng.
"I have five ginkgo and five plum trees, strawberries, grapes, two pomegranate trees, a passion fruit vine and one tree each for lemons, apples and cherries, as well as various seasonal flowers, including hydrangea, gardenia, straw daisy, rose, frangipani and blue lotus.
"This year we made 100,000 yuan ($15,660) from planting wine grapes," said Wan, 53, adding that the income is much higher than that from the corn, wheat and peanuts they farmed a decade ago.
They are one of 30 farming families who have entered into a land management arrangement with Changyu Wine Group, China's leading wine producer, to grow grapes.
"The hills may be unsuitable for most crops, but they're good for wine grapes," said Yang Yachao, an experienced Changyu winemaker who graduated from the College of Oenology at Northwest Agriculture and Forestry University.
In 2012, Yang helped lead the development of Zhuqiao's major grape cultivation base, which provides jobs for 600 rural residents who earn 10,000 yuan a year each from the work.
"We teach them standard cultivation techniques and train them in the details of vine growth throughout its various stages to guarantee the highest grape quality," he said.
The arid and gravelly soil, dry climate with little rain and abundant sunlight, large temperature ranges between night and day, and an altitude above 1,000 meters is the terroir that meets the requirements for growing top-quality wine grapes.
We have the best grapes, which are the most important raw material for making wine, and the wine-making techniques should respect the characteristics of the grapes and minimize man-made intervention," said Yu Huiming, vice-president of Xixia King Winery, the oldest winery in Ningxia.
Gao is also constantly looking for a signature grape to give Ningxia wine a point of difference.
The main grape varieties in Ningxia include Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc, Pinot Noir and Chardonnay.
In August, Ding posted a notice to hire volunteers to pick grapes in her vineyard.
China has set up a comprehensive experimental zone for the development and opening-up of the wine and grape industries in Ningxia.
The eastern foothills area of Helan Mountain has a diverse variety of grapes on par with that of Bordeaux or Napa Valley in the United States, and accounts for the majority of domestic wine production, Sui added.
China has set up a comprehensive experimental zone for the development and opening-up of the wine and grape industries in the Ningxia Hui autonomous region, as the wine-producing region has garnered global attention.
With abundant sunshine, little rainfall and semi-sandy soil, the zone boasts favorable conditions to grow grapes and it is expected to have 67,000 hectares of vineyards in five years and achieve sales revenue of 100 billion yuan ($15.6 billion) annually, according to the plan from the local government.
The pilot zone, which covers an area of 502.2 sq km in the eastern foothills of the Helan Mountains, so far has more than 30 varieties of wine grapes, which is similar to the numbers seen in Bordeaux, as well as in Napa Valley in the United States.
The zone will introduce more premium grape varieties from global wine producing regions and attract more professional international talents and techniques, and cultivate more wine tasters and winemakers.
About 90 percent of its vineyards around the chateau are planted with Riesling grapes, destined to be made into Germany's renowned Riesling wine.
Young people buying high-quality healthcare, cosmetic goods to avoid work fatigue and keep COVID-19 blues at bayLiver-rejuvenating tablets, multivitamins, grape seeds, collagen, lutein and lycopene tablets are all familiar fare to Li Yunxi, a product manager at a Beijing-based internet company, who took them all recently after working late into the wee hours.
Zhao Shihua, executive deputy director of the park's management committee, said after 30 years' development, the wine grape planting area has reached 32,816.4 hectares, becoming the largest producer of wine grapes in China.
There are 92 wineries with the ability to process 200,000 tons of grapes and produce 130 million bottles of wine annually.
Australian Grape & Wine, an industry association, said in a statement on Aug 18 that it was aware of the request by the Chinese industry to the Chinese Ministry of Commerce to launch an anti-dumping investigation on Australian wine in China.
"We believe that the Australian grape and wine sector is well placed to respond to this investigation and Australian Grape &Wine and our exporting companies will cooperate fully," it said in a statement.
Some are farmers growing grapes, some rent land to other companies to grow grapes, and others work in wineries' production or other departments.
Fruit wines, fermented beverages made with a fruit juice base other than grape juice, are enjoyed in China for their sweetness, lower alcohol content and innovative packaging designs.
It also worked with Chinese bakery chain Holiland and introduced a grape juice-flavored bakery product.
Red grape varieties make up about 80 percent of the total wine market in China, and white wines take the rest.
Asim Mahmoud, another Iraqi farmer, also praised his Chinamade plowing machine that helps him to take care of his grape groves in a more efficient way.
"Grape groves need to be continuously shovelled to provide the necessary soil aeration and facilitate water absorption of the roots," a task which is very arduous to do with traditional plowing tools, he explained.
The booming e-commerce platforms such as Taobao and JD have also given rise to thriving sales in both the production and marketing of fruit in Cixi, such as grapes and red bayberries, with online sales of red bayberries accounting for more than 25 percent of the incomes of local bayberries growers.
Roca also noted that China, despite an 11 percent drop in production in 2018, is the world's leading grape producer at 11.7 million tons (mt) -- 15 percent of global grape production, followed by Italy (8.6 mt), the United States (6.9 mt), Spain (6.9 mt) and France (5.5 mt).
The OIV is an intergovernmental organization of a scientific and technical nature of recognized competence for its works concerning vines, wine, wine-based beverages, table grapes, raisins, and other vine-based products.
The numbers, said Silva, show China's fondness for Chilean wine, especially Cabernet Sauvignon and Carmenere, a deep purple grape variety from France's Bordeaux region that has flourished in Chile.
They began with varietals (wines made of one grape variety), but we have clients requesting quality vintages," said Cortes.
A Chinese winery is in the midst of processing its first ever harvest in Australia's state of Victoria with around 25,000 tons of grapes soon to be crushed, bottled and sent back to China.
According to Weilong Grape Wine Company's general manager of Australian operations, Bruno Zappia, the company has "faith in the region," he told the Australian Broadcasting Corporation on Friday.
The interest isn't just in wine, but table grapes, citrus, almonds and cattle.
To that end, the wine sector and government of the South American country have joined forces to develop a strategy that will help expand the distribution of their products, especially sparkling wines and grape juice.
"China imports high-quality wines from many countries, but Brazil has distinct products for the Chinese palate, such as a sparkling Moscatel, aromatic, with 8 percent alcohol content and greater residual grape sugar," said Bertolini.
Organic grape juice producers in the country are also optimistic about exploring the Chinese market.
"Organic grape juice represents Brazil's tropical image and healthy eating.
Brazilian grape juice doesn't have added water or preservatives," Bertolini said.
They are big fans of cod liver oil, odorless garlic capsules, grape seed extract capsule, Ginkgo Biloba and Caltrate.
“As the world’s largest inter-governmental organization exclusive to sovereign nations, the United Nations is committed to promoting cooperation among countries in international law, international security, economic development, social progress, and world peace,” Cao Kailong, director of the Bureau of Grape Industry Development in Ningxia said at an evening reception.
With a latitude similar to France’s Bordeaux region, the eastern foothills of the Helan Mountains are optimal for growing quality wine grapes.
“The plentiful water, the fertile soil, the abundant light and heat resources and the dry climate with little rainfall, provide a suitable environment for producing high quality grapes,” Cao explained.
At present, the Ningxia wine region has 86 chateaus and plants nearly 40,000 hectares of wine grapes, which can produce nearly 100,000 tons of wine grapes a year.
During a visit to Ningxia in July 2016, President Xi Jinping said, “The wine grapes planted at the eastern foothills of the Helan Mountains are good in quality.
”Cao said the grape varieties being grown include Cabernet Sauvignon, Chardonnay, Cabernet Gernischt and Marselan.
"Xinjiang, which is known for its high-quality apples, pears, grapes, jujubes, Hami melons and related fruits and agricultural products, needs to strengthen its cooperation with companies from outside the region to further promote sales at home and abroad," Gao said.