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# Vineyard

## Definition

Land specifically cultivated for grape production to make wine. Vineyards often command premium rents due to the high value of wine and the limited geographical areas suitable for viticulture.

## Source Chapter

Book I, Chapter 11

## Context

Smith uses vineyards as an example of land that can command exceptionally high rents due to the high value of its produce and the limited supply of suitable land. He discusses how vineyard rents are regulated by the profitability of corn production.

## Economic Domain

Production

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