mgmarty

I built a riddling rack! I plan to disgorge 2 cases of my 2022 Blanc de Noir towards the end of the year so I put this together from...

I love the way you speak about it, it's like an art and a science at the same time. We are in Massachusetts 😂 but maybe someday we will...

I had some spectacular Leon Millot in Michigan last year. It had a bit more deep dark fruit and a little less tannins than the Foch I...

I’m up to sharing a bottle when my vintage is ready. Foch is so versatile. My daughter is a wine maker in Oregon, she loves the Foch in...

Can’t comment on Leon Millot, but grow Foch here in Utah and it does very well. Makes great red wine. Oregon has quit a few vineyards...

Been awhile since I have posted any grape pics. We escaped any late frost this Spring. Its been a hot dry May and June until a few...

Reaching way back in the cellar! My first year working with a wine club in Denver who contracted with a small vineyard in the Lodi AVA...

That just sounds heavenly.

It’s pretty crazy how far along some of my vines are not a single other local winery has as much growth as my grapes I am seeing flowers...

Here in the Shenandoah Valley, as of this morning, I have bud break on every variety (Marquette, Marshal Foch,Noiret, Chambourcin, Cab...

30 degrees at my place this morning, (Utah), Foch has pushed buds but not opened yet. Fingers crossed.

My 32.5 degree temp this morning (ice on my metal roof and cars) made me think of this thread and wonder why I wasn't at all concerned...

Tempranillo budbreak on 4-14-2024. Malbecs should open today, Tannat's still look a 3-7 days out and Baco's opened last Friday.

I'm pretty excited about this year. I'm getting better at pruning, grapes are nearing the maximum extent of where I want them, and I...

10 years I’ve grown seyval, cab franc, Pinot noir, Chardonnay, Foch and chardonell. Here in the salt lake valley the only thing I’ve had...