Frontenac is a dark-skinned, hybrid French-American grape variety, the result of a cross between Landot Noir, and a Minnesota native Vitis riparia vine noted for its resistance to the extremely cold winters. Frontenac wines have a deep garnet color, with cherry aromas.

Secondary characteristics of black currant, plum and sometimes chocolate have also been identified. Aged on heavy toasted French Oak this wine has a delightful full bodied finish.

Marquette is a grape hybrid with 8 different grape species in its lineage, one of which is v. vinifera, Pinot Noir, to be precise. Many, in fact, compare the flavor of Marquette to a cool-climate Pinot Noir. The aromatics of this wine are delightful. The wine has complex notes of cherry, berry, black pepper, and "earthy" aromas.

Aged on medium toasted American Oak, the top layer of acidity feels inflexible, but underneath the wine is round, soft and supple, becoming peppery on the finish as the tannins make their presence felt. This is a vibrant wine, appealing and accessible.

Experience La Crescent, a wine that blooms with a golden hue, exuding enchanting tropical fruit aromas and delicate floral hints. From the very first sip, you'll find yourself captivated by the symphony of flavors as if nature's melody dances upon your taste buds.

With a velvety texture that caresses the palate and harmonizes to create a truly divine experience. Versatile and accommodating, La Crescent effortlessly complements a variety of culinary delights, from sumptuous seafood feasts to artisanal cheeses.