"Whyte Horse Winery recently opened for business in Monticello. Owners Larry and Connie Pampel opened their tasting room in a renovated 1886 farmhouse. The tasting room retains much of its charm with elegant woodwork and antique fixtures. The 2-acre vineyard grows two different varieties of grapes; Traminette and Vignoles.
Located just 25 minutes north of Lafayette, in White County, the winery is selling a variety of dry wines including Chardonnay, Chambourcin and Meritage. Customers who enjoy sweeter wines will want to buy their Traminette, Harvest Harmony, Chautauqua Red, made from concord grapes, and Tranquility, made from niagara grapes. The winery is also selling cheese and wine accessories. Future plans call for a gazebo that will seat over 200 people. The Pampel’s will also be making Cabernet Sauvignon, Blackberry and Sangiovese wines, for release in 2007."
Tuesday, October 31, 2006
Indiana’s Wine industry Continues to Expand
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