Wines
White
2024 Prairie Star – $20
Cool-fermented to preserve delicate lychee and spring blossom aromatics. Balanced freshness and gentle sweetness define this distinctive wine. North meets East. Pairing: soft-ripened cheeses, Middle Eastern, Moroccan, and East Asian dishes (especially Thai), fresh salads, and cedar-planked salmon.
Red
2024 Frontenac – North Dakota – $24
Ruby-hued and structured, this oak-matured Frontenac reveals layered northern-berry character — currant, cherry, and red-fruit compote. Prairie-grown and resolute, it delivers balance and purpose at the table.
Crafted for structure. Built for the table. Pair with grilled lamb, braised short ribs, mushroom risotto, aged cheddar, and herb-roasted vegetables.
Non-grape
Cider – North Dakota – Bottling summer 2026 – $16 / 650 mL (22 oz)
Fresh-pressed apples fermented to dryness and finished with lively effervescence. Crisp orchard aromatics and bright acidity define this refreshingly clean and structured cider. Pair with pork chops, fried chicken, sharp cheddar, charcuterie, and autumn fare.
Haskap – Montana – Bottling summer 2026 – $22 / 750 mL
Haskap berries from Montana, cold-macerated to preserve their vivid indigo color and layered aromatics. A harmonious balance of tart berry intensity and gentle sweetness yields a wine both structured and expressive. Forged in the North. Refined in the glass. Pair with duck breast, pork tenderloin, dark chocolate, Nordic cheeses, and berry-glazed salmon.
Mead – North Dakota – Bottling fall 2026 – $20
Rhu & Tru – Rhubarb (off-dry) – North Dakota – Bottling summer 2026 – $20
Estate-grown rhubarb from MacT Farm in North Dakota. Cold-macerated to coax its lingering rose color.
A harmonious balance of tartness and gentle sweetness. Where Tart Meets Art. Pairing: Roast poultry, casserole/hot-dish, Nordic cuisine, and glazed salmon.
Reserve
White
2012 Chardonnay – $32
Appellation: WA, Horse Heaven Hills. Vineyard: Wallula Vineyard, 15-year-old vines
Varietal Content: 91% Chardonnay, 5% Pinot Gris, 2% Viognier, 2% Select White Varieties
Alcohol Content: 13.7%
Red
2011 Wheedle & Thread – $45
Appellation: WA, Horse Heaven Hills. Vineyard: Wallula Vineyard
Varietal Content: 46% Cabernet Sauvignon, 25% Merlot, 11% Cabernet Franc, 9% Petit Verdot, and 9% Malbec
Alcohol Content: 14.5%
2011 Syrah – $49
Appellation: WA, Columbia Valley. Varietal Content: 100% free run Sara Lee Syrah
Alcohol Content: 14.8%
2011 Sangiovese – $38
Appellation: AVA: WA, Columbia Valley
Varietal Content: 87% Sangiovese, 9% Cabernet Sauvignon, and 4% Syrah
Alcohol Content: 14.5%