...wine of the best quality, has expressed his conclusions in the following terms : "That in addition toa summer and an autumn sufficiently hot, it is indispensable...should be a month the mean temperature of which does uot fall oelow 66.2° Fahrenheit." The following table illustrates the cultivation of the vine in Europe,...

...production of wine of the best quality, has expressed his conclusions in the following terms : "That in addition to a summer and an autumn sufficiently hot, it is indispensable that at a given period—that which follows the appearance of the seeds—there should be a month tha mean temperature...

...of the best quality, has expressed his conclusions in the following terms : " That in addition toa summer and an autumn sufficiently hot, it is indispensable...follows the appearance of the seeds — there should bo u month the mctui température of which does uot fall below (i<3.2u Fahrenheit." The following table...

...observation upon the influence of meteorology upon vine-growing, has left us the following conclusion : "in addition to a summer and an autumn sufficiently...the mean temperature of which does not fall below 66. z° Fahrenheit." Mr. James S. Lippincott, of New Jersey, has contributed some very valuable papers...

...flourishes, but the grapes never become thoroughly ripe. Boussingault shows that, in addition to a summer and autumn sufficiently hot, it is indispensable that...given period — that which follows the appearance of seeds — there should be a month the mean temperature of which does not fall below 66.2 degrees Fahr....