VINMUSA Kinigi

The complete Kinigi site below Mount Sabyinyo, with the vineyard planted with Chenin Blanc in September and October 2026.

The site

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Selected parcel

Click a parcel on the map or in the list below.

Colors

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Chenin Blanc

Vines shown on

Chenin Blanc	ha	Vines	Share

Kinigi is planted with Chenin Blanc only, in September and October 2026. “Whole site” shows what Chenin Blanc rows would look like on the rest of the land, with the vine count for each part.

Planting plan

Row spacing2.5 m

Vine spacing in the row1.2 m

Row direction

Vines shown as

Rows across the slope follow the contour of each parcel, which slows runoff; counts leave a 0.8 m headland inside every boundary.

Sun and shade

Time of day09:30

At 1.5° south the sun passes almost overhead at noon. The land rises gently toward Sabyinyo in the north and falls to the south, so the rows get sun from early morning until late afternoon.

All parcels

Parcel	Status	Area m²	Vines

Parcel outlines and UPIs from your three KMZ exports, combined into the whole site; the vineyard KMZ marks the planted area. Terrain from AWS Terrain Tiles, which are SRTM-based at about 30 m, so small banks are not shown. Roads, footpaths and houses © OpenStreetMap contributors. Field colours, eucalyptus woodlots and tin roofs follow the drone flight over Kinigi; woodlots, shrubs and crop strips are placed to illustrate the setting and do not show individual real plants. Close-up vines use a hand-modeled grapevine; eucalyptus, shrubs, grasses and bare soil use the supplied models and scanned textures. Vertical scale is true to life.