Climate, soil position Maryland for winemaking success

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Sitting atop a cooler fashioned with wheels, Ron Wates scoots along rows of vines, plucking leaves to make room for what in August will become plump bunches of deep red grapes.

“The vines are always more vigorous than we want them to be,” said Wates, a vineyard manager.

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