Grapes from the vineyard of a Casa delle Viti in Sestri Levante.
Those who frequent this site (or at least know Sestri Levante) know that in my town there are three so-called vine houses.
They are called this because on the facades there are vine plants that climb up to the top floor of the buildings.
Last autumn, after a long time, I also managed to see the beautiful bunches of grapes that these vines produce and I decided to document them with a photo.
This is the house in via della Chiusa, probably the best known and most photographed one that I have already told you about (here).
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Photo taken with Honor 20.
Grapes are the fruit of the vine (Vitis vinifera) and other species or hybrids of the genus Vitis. The bunch is composed of a stalk (very rarely called a stalk), and numerous grapes (also called grapes, these are berries), small in size and light in color (yellowish-green, yellow, golden yellow) in the case of white grapes, or dark in color (pink, purple or bluish violet) in the case of black grapes.
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