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A PYRAMID marks the spot of what may be one of Queensland's biggest winemaking follies.
A decision will be made this weekend whether to harvest or dump the grapes at Craig Gore's sprawling Henty Estate vineyard at Ballandean on the Granite Belt.
There is enough quality fruit there to produce 35,000 cases of wine, Gore tells me.
"I'm fighting to keep it but we don't know what will happen yet," he says.
"We have a huge...