Originally a grass seed and crimson clover farm, Winter’s Hill Estate has been crafting Pinots (Noir, Blanc, and Gris) as well as Rosés and blended wines since it converted into a vineyard in 1990. They began producing wine in 1998, building their own winery in 2009. They produce between 3,000 and 4,000 cases of wine […]
A Summer Walk at Winter’s Hill Estate
June 18, 2017 By Leave a Comment
Great time to leisurely walk around the meadow, into the woods and down to the vineyard. Along the way you’ll pass patches of brodiae, and False Solomon’s Seal which has gone to seed and likely bumble bees fast at work collecting pollen and eating nectar. Watch for the bluebirds and the acorn woodpeckers too. When […]
The Vineyard in Winter at Winter’s Hill
January 11, 2016 By Leave a Comment
Come take a winter walk in the vineyard. Think about the grapes recently harvested and anticipate the coming year. Pruning will start soon so all will be ready for bud break sometime in March. While every year is different the last few have brought early bud break & before that moment plants need to be […]
Is the harvest over because the grapes are harvested? Part 5
October 21, 2015 By Leave a Comment
The concerns about the weather are but the excitement in the winery evolves as do the wines themselves.
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