Vine growing is an ancient practice linked to the genus Vitis, which existed freely in lush forests around 80 million years ago. With domestication by humans, the evolution of this genus has coexisted with that of people, influencing each other throughout their long-standing relationship.

Amateur vintners will find in this book the morphological characteristics of the vine, along with step-by-step instructions for selecting the most suitable varieties for their garden's soil, as well as how to plant, fertilize, and care specifically for this plant.

Included are tips regarding the most common pests and potential diseases of the vine, as well as methods for prevention and control.

Since the most enjoyable activity for the gardener is harvest, the last chapter of the book, part of the "Our Garden" collection, is dedicated to grape harvesting, highlighting the beneficial effects of aromatic grapes on human nutrition and concluding with some tasty recipes that include grapes typically grown in your garden.