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U-Pick Wine Grape Varieties for making White Wine

We have many varieties of grapes for white wine in our vineyard, click on any variety below for a lot more details and how to make wine from them.

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Red Wine Varieties
Table Grape Varieties

 

	St. Pepin - Early September, Very fruity Germanic style white wine.
Seyval Blanc - Mid September, Produces white wine with attractive aromas of grass, hay and melon. A beautiful grape for superior Chablis or champagne.
	Vignoles - Mid September, Produces an excellent dessert wine, especially when picked late in the season.
Delaware - Mid September, An old red cultivar, very sweet and mildly foxy. For juice and white wine, widely used for champagne.
	Geneva-White#5 - Mid September, An un-named Cornell University hybrid that makes an aromatic German-style wine with a slight American Muscat flavor or an excellent white grape juice.
Cayuga White - Mid September, Wine is clean, neutral, light, resembles white Riesling, excellent.
	Horizon - Mid September, Fruity, clean, tart wine, with good body and balance. A good lower acidity neutral blending wine.
Niagara - Mid September, An old white variety from Geneva, NY Traditionally used for wine and dessert purposes.
	Chardonnel - Late September, Crisp white wine similar to Chardonnay.
White Wine - A generic row with many white varieties in it.

 

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