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...lots of fruit flavors derived from the foxy old American stand-by, Concord, plus a few supporting varieties. Semi-sweet

.....the Niagra grape is the primary source of the fruitiness in this wine. Although other varieties also contribute to it's flavors. Semi-sweet.

......an off-dry red wine, lighter than the Norton, but it delivers some interesting flavors.

.....not a "left coast" knock-off. We have endeavored to present a unique, pleasant Chardonnay experience. Naked and dry.

....Two of our most versatile wines (Norton and Vignoles) were used to create this sweet red wine.

the Norton grape provides the foundation for this semi-dry red wine which is partnered with other compatible grape varieties.

Not the big, bold, California version, but a lighter, fruitier dry Pennsylvania Merlot you will enjoy.

...is called the Cabernet of the East by some. A dry wine, but fruity with lots of extraction.

A young NORTON, but still a fruity, dry, robust wine that the NORTON grape provides. Again, with lots of extraction. (Spends a long time on the skins)

The Fredonia grape is forward in this blend, and is designed for those who like sweeter wines.

Light bodied balance of fruit and mineral flavors. Nearly dry and goes well with fish, pork, and even Thai and Chinese cuisine.

A Cayuga/Norton/Concord combination – nicely sweet.

This wine is lightly oaked, semi-sweet, medium body, lightly acidic.

.....a sinfully sweet white wine, a marriage of the Cayuga and Vignoles grapes.

An off-dry light varietal white wine.

A light, fruity white varietal with a sweet finish.