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Reddit mentions of Venture into Viticulture: An Introduction to the Principles and Practices of Viviculture
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4 years. Also grape vines are tricky and very long term (as you've said). When OP gets past that mark they will still want to drop a significant amount of fruit so they dont overload their vines (overload one year and you will never get quality fruit). Look into these books OP. http://www.amazon.com/Sunlight-Handbook-Grape-Canopy-Arrangement/dp/1875130101
^ expensive, but all about Canpoy Management and treliising (two very important parts of making growing quality fruit)
http://www.amazon.com/Venture-into-Viticulture-Introduction-Viviculture/dp/0730666352/ref=sr_1_2?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1427609338&sr=1-2&keywords=Venture+into+viticulture
^ Basic book on viticulture
There is another great book (but I cant remember the title, its like the bible on all of this and has been in print since the dawn of time.... like one older version from the 50s suggested diesel fuel for weed management) I will have to remember the title. But those are the books that I held close to me when I was learning viticulture in college. There are a lot of things that you do to make grapes grow and many things you have to do to make grapes that are good grow. Leaf pulling and canopy management will save your ass the most when it comes to fungi and many dieses though.