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| Here's a shocking statement that we're fully prepared to go out on the end of a vine to make: a well tended vineyard breathes more romance to your eyes than a field full of cabbage.
If you've ever spent time in the great vineyard regions of the world, you'll know what we're talking about. New Brunswick will never be Sonoma or Marlborough, but it does offer small pockets of viniferous voluptuousness. We've got a few images that hint at the beauty of the vineyard but there's nothing quite like being there yourself. We encourage you to release the inner artist by visiting a New Brunswick vineyard this year. |
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| Richard Flynn, of the Acacia Gallery, paints workers harvesting grapes at the Motts Landing Vineyard in Cambridge-Narrows. | |||||||||||
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Tony Rickett, owner of Dunhams Wharf Vineyard, submitted these two seasonal images of his vineyard, which is nestled alongside the serene St.John River, at Gorhams Bluff. | ||||||||||