paseras

English translation: paseras (area for sun-drying grapes)

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Spanish term or phrase:paseras
English translation:paseras (area for sun-drying grapes)
Entered by: Marie Wilson

10:12 Apr 18, 2019
Spanish to English translations [PRO]
Marketing - Wine / Oenology / Viticulture / Grapes
Spanish term or phrase: paseras
Are "paseras" grapevines or is this a different terminology please?

This is the context: Además, la fina piel de nuestra uva y la ausencia de lluvias en el fin del verano cordobés hacen que Córdoba sea el imperio del vino dulce de pasas PX con miles de hectáreas convertidas cada septiembre en paseras.

Thank you for your help
Eileen Brophy
Spain
Local time: 12:42
paseras (area for sun-drying grapes)
Explanation:
This is the area where the grapes are put to dry in the sun:

Una vez recogida la uva, se deposita en las paseras para la práctica del "soleo", para ser pasificada ...
https://www.diariodejerez.es/jerez/vinificacion-vinos-dulces...

Una vez recogida la uva, se deposita en paseras para ser sometida al proceso denominado “Soleo”, colocándolas al aire libre con el objetivo de lograr su pasificación. Esta práctica durará entre siete y quince días, produciendo una pérdida considerable de agua y la consiguiente concentración de azúcar.
http://www.maestrosierra.com/nuestros-vinos/

There doesn't seem to be a specific term in English:

Once harvested the grapes are spread out on paseras, special sites set aside for drying out the fruit in the sun, a process known as "soleo", or sunning.
https://www.sherry.wine/sherry-wine/production/vinification

Bodegas Robles – Drying Pedro Ximénez grapes (La pasera). Grape ...
bodegasrobles.es/drying-pedro-ximenez-grapes-la-pasera-grape-harvest-2017/?lang...
6 ago. 2017 - Bodegas Robles is one of the few wineries that still have their own “paseras”, an area specially selected for the of the grapes.

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Yes, but "miles de hectáreas" does not mean just one plantation, it refers to the Cordoba area. And the text is about vino dulce, so it makes sense.
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Marie Wilson
Spain
Local time: 12:42
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paseras (area for sun-drying grapes)


Explanation:
This is the area where the grapes are put to dry in the sun:

Una vez recogida la uva, se deposita en las paseras para la práctica del "soleo", para ser pasificada ...
https://www.diariodejerez.es/jerez/vinificacion-vinos-dulces...

Una vez recogida la uva, se deposita en paseras para ser sometida al proceso denominado “Soleo”, colocándolas al aire libre con el objetivo de lograr su pasificación. Esta práctica durará entre siete y quince días, produciendo una pérdida considerable de agua y la consiguiente concentración de azúcar.
http://www.maestrosierra.com/nuestros-vinos/

There doesn't seem to be a specific term in English:

Once harvested the grapes are spread out on paseras, special sites set aside for drying out the fruit in the sun, a process known as "soleo", or sunning.
https://www.sherry.wine/sherry-wine/production/vinification

Bodegas Robles – Drying Pedro Ximénez grapes (La pasera). Grape ...
bodegasrobles.es/drying-pedro-ximenez-grapes-la-pasera-grape-harvest-2017/?lang...
6 ago. 2017 - Bodegas Robles is one of the few wineries that still have their own “paseras”, an area specially selected for the of the grapes.

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Note added at 44 mins (2019-04-18 10:57:04 GMT)
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Yes, but "miles de hectáreas" does not mean just one plantation, it refers to the Cordoba area. And the text is about vino dulce, so it makes sense.

Marie Wilson
Spain
Local time: 12:42
Native speaker of: Native in EnglishEnglish
PRO pts in category: 20
Notes to answerer
Asker: Gracias Marie, pero "paseras" ocupan miles de hectareas!! Increible!!


Peer comments on this answer (and responses from the answerer)
agree  MPGS: :-)
53 mins
  -> Thanks, MPGS : -)

agree  philgoddard: The first Google hit gives the answer.
2 hrs
  -> Thanks, Phil.

agree  Carol Gullidge
3 hrs
  -> Thanks, Carol.

agree  Charles Davis: They spread the grapes out on the ground on esparto mats, so they occupy a lot of space. In other parts of the world trellises and racks are often used.
5 hrs
  -> Thanks, Charles!

agree  neilmac: Pasa-> paseras... (I've just chucked a handful into a curry)…
6 hrs
  -> Thanks, Neil, sounds tasty, I love curry.
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