Come visit us at the winery. Stroll the vineyards - Taste our wines and enjoy the countryside of the Hudson River Valley.  Wine tasting is from 6:00-7:00 PM on Saturday  and from 12:00-1:00 PM on Sunday We are open every weekend, April thru the 2nd weekend of December. We are also opened for New Year's Eve and Carneveale, the 1st Sunday in February. Costumes are always welcome!
Dechaunac A French-American varital. A dry dinner wine; pairs well with antipasto, pasta and red meats. (0 – minus 2 brix)	Spring Blush A delicate blend of chancellor and Seyval Blanc. It’s great for picnics or barbecues in the backyard. Serve chilled. (2 brix).
Rosso da Tavola This is a favorite blend of Dechaunac and Chancellor; 2 French hybrids. Its red berry and spice aromas match many foods such as grilled vegetables, poultry, and meat. (1- brix).	Mirtillo This is a blend of Seyval Blanc and cranberry juice. It is light and fruity; great with cheese and pears. Serve well chilled. (6 brix).
Seyval Blanc A French-American hybrid. A dry white dinner wine. Well balanced with scents of citrus zest. Our Seyval is compatible with many kinds of antipasto and primi piatti (first course). Serve well chilled. (0-minus 2 brix)	Harvest Gold This is made from Native American Niagara grapes. This is a sweet dessert wine; full of grape flavor. Serve well chilled. (8 brix).
Bianco Amabile This is a blend of Seyval Blanc and Aurora. Cold fermented to retain fresh fruit flavors; pairs well with veal poultry, and fish. Serve well chilled. (2 brix)

All grapes are grown on the farm (13 acres of Vineyards) and bottled in our winery.
****All Bottles are $9.00 for take home only.****
Buy a case; and get a free bottle

**We ship our wines by FedEx**

 How many grapes are in a bottle of wine?  These calculations are based on Seyval Blanc grapes grown in Tidewater Virginia in 1981.  Figures will vary with variety, vintage, and vineyards.

One bottle of wine = 668 grapes = 3.5 clusters = one vine = 5 bottles = one gallon= one acre = 600 vines = 250 cases (12 bottles of wine in one case).

Annual consumption by one consumer = 1/2 bottle per day = 121,910 grapes = 182.5 bottles = 821 clusters = 1/16 acre per year.