In Genesis, what did Noah plant after leaving the Ark?

In Genesis, Noah planted a vineyard after leaving the Ark.

Genesis 9:20 says that Noah, described as a man of the soil, began planting a vineyard after the Flood. The next verses explain that he drank wine made from its produce and became drunk. This episode follows the covenant scene and marks one of the narrative’s first post-Flood events.

The detail is sometimes reduced to Noah simply planting grapes, but the text specifically describes him planting a vineyard. A vineyard is an established planting of grapevines, while grapes are the fruit produced by those vines. The distinction gives the answer a precise wording.

The passage also introduces the story involving Noah’s sons Shem, Ham, and Japheth. Genesis 9:25–27 records Noah’s subsequent words about Canaan, making the vineyard episode a transition into a difficult family narrative.