CultureAugust 9, 2026

viticultural

VIT-ih-kul-cher-ul

Definition

Relating to the cultivation or growing of grapevines, particularly for winemaking.

Etymology

Derived from the Latin 'vitis' (vine) and 'cultura' (cultivation). It entered English in the late 19th century to describe the scientific and technical practice of grape growing.

In the news

In this article, the term describes the specific agricultural practices and regional expertise involved in producing the high-quality wines featured at the Chablé Maroma dinners. It highlights the focus on terroir and viticultural excellence essential to the luxury culinary experience.

Chablé Maroma Elevates Culinary Tourism with Vino y Sabores Dinners

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