Does wine by any other name still taste as sweet as mead? The answer is… it depends on the way it’s produced. Fun fact: there are several...

At the onset of freefalling gold tones and fiery red maple leaves blanketing the sidewalks and highway rails of New Hampshire, you know...

Now is the time to get in touch with your inner explorer and drive north to the White Mountain National Forest, where the region’s...

At the close of Mud Season and onset of summer, now is the perfect time to map out your travel to visit any – or all regions in New...

The truth is that size doesn’t matter when it comes to quality wines. From boutique to destination spaces, to multiple location wineries,...

Winemaking in the Granite State has progressed over the years to the point where it was time to create an association. In 2006, the New...

Fruit wines (non-grape wines) are a delicious and popular choice in climates with cooler temperatures. New Hampshire, in particular, is fort

Most grapes grown in NH are French-American hybrids (the genetic crossing of two or more grapes) with a strong resistance to cold weather.

While the NH state motto may be “Live Free or Die”, we like to think of it as the Live Free State of Wine.

The history of New Hampshire winemaking begins and continues with a resilient and independent group of people adhering to the state’s motto