Vineyard
A vineyard was a plantation where grapevines were grown for making wine and the non-alcoholic beverage grape juice.

The Picard family vineyards, located in La Barre, France, were well-known for wine production, notably for their  vintage. There was also some relation to Chateau La Barre. During the mid-24th century, the vineyard was overseen by Robert Picard. (; )

Brad Boimler grew up on his family vineyard in Modesto, California, which produced raisins. When he was pretending to be from Hawaii in 2381 and was reminded of this fact, Boimler claimed that it was a "pineapple" and "coffee" vineyard. ()

In an unknown, alternate future timeframe, a retired Jean-Luc Picard had taken over the family vineyard. ()

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