No matter where you live in the world, there are more than enough options for grapes to grow.
This means that you can grow your own grapes at home if you wish to.
When it comes to selecting grapes for vineyards, you will want to consider a few things first.
Here is a small list of things to keep in mind when you begin to think about growing grapes.

1. The first thing you need to consider when selecting grapes for vineyards is the climate.
   Climate will greatly affect your grapes.
   If you live in an area that has extreme winter conditions, grapes will not typically grow in this condition.
   Crops will suffer from frost and other injuries.
   Unfortunately there are areas that are not suitable for growing.
   Though there are some hybrid grapes that can tolerate specific conditions, you will have to realize that these grapes are rather picky with where they are planted.
   
2. Once you have determined your climate and what grapes can withstand it, you will have to narrow down those grapes for vineyards by the area in which you plan to plant them.
   You will want to provide optimum conditions that include an abundance of sunlight.
   If you have an area that cannot receive enough sunlight, you can use a hybrid variety that is able to grow without as much sunlight.
   Keep in mind, however, that these hybrids may not grow as abundantly.
   

These are the two main steps in narrowing down your selection of grapes for vineyards.
Location, location, location! Always keep in mind that your grapes are only going to grow based on where they are originally planted.
If you cannot provide the conditions that your variety of grapes need, then they are not going to produce.
Anyone can grow grapes successfully at home.
When you are ready to grow your grapes, be sure to select the variety that you can provide the most attention and conditions to in order to thrive.
Grape growing can be very fulfilling and you may just find that you enjoy this hobby more than you thought you ever would.