Newhouse Family Vineyards: Bottling is done, but there's some left...

About Newhouse Family Vineyards...

The Newhouse Family Vineyards label is a family owned endeavor located on Snipes Mountain in the Yakima Valley of Washington state. Our farm, where the grapes for NFV is grown, is called Upland Vineyards and is named after the earliest winery in Washington.

We have a rich history of growing premium grapes in some of the oldest vineyards in Washington state. The Newhouse Family Vineyard label was created so that we may showcase our grapes by partnering with wine makers of similar distinction. We don't intend to become makers of great wine - we want to partner with great wine makers who will turn our grapes into great wine.

While wine grapes are our primary crop, we also grow a variety of fruit, including cherries, peaches, nectarines, pears, plums, apricots, apples and table grapes.

Thanks for stopping by our blog and be sure to check out our formal web site at Newhouse Family Vineyards.

Thursday, July 28, 2011

Bottling is done, but there's some left...

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