my great wish is barefoot grape trading who likes it too

my great wish is barefoot grape trading who likes it too

Sorry, but what is "grape trading"?

Do you mean "grapefruit"?

Do you mean something like the "orange battle" which is organized once per year in Pamplona?

gruß,

carsten

gruß,
carsten

Aah ja.

Es war früher üblich kurze Hosen anzuziehen, Beine und Füsse zu waschen und dann die Trauben zu stampfen. Allerdings heute sicher eher selten.

Alles mechanisiert mit elektrischen Traubenpressen. Auch notwendig weil die Kellereien ab einer gewissen Grösse nur so das anfallende Volumen schaffen.

Das Traubenstampfen mit den Füssen wird aber vielleicht noch gemacht bei kleinen Privatwinzern in Frankreich, Italien oder Portugal.

>my great wish is barefoot grape trading who likes it too
ich like grape trading, too. it must be a great feeling with the bare foot in the grapes. I think, after grape trading, the bare feet have a nice color.

my great wish is barefoot grape trading who likes it too
ich like grape trading, too. it must be a great feeling with the bare foot in the grapes. I think, after grape trading, the bare feet have a nice color.

Hello,

you already did it? Could you recommend a place, where it is possible to do "grape trading"?

By the way:
Could you teach me in english language? I only knew the expression "grape stomping".

Greetings from Cologne,
Andreas

Nur als Hinweis, bevor der Fehler sich festsetzt:
"trading" wäre "Handel treiben", aber "grape treading" stimmt schon.

my great wish is barefoot grape trading who likes it too

it it`s called grape crushing, you can do it in portugal these days and yes you must do it certainly, it`s a lovely feeling the grapes crushes between your toes