Seyval Blanc

The mid-1970s saw a renaissance in grape planting in the Commonwealth thanks to new success growing French hybrids such as Seyval Blanc, Vidal Blanc, and Chambourcin, along with agricultural breakthroughs finally allowing vitis vinifera grapes to flourish in Virginia.

The Merlot Murders Ellen Crosby 2006

I was particularly impressed with their Seyval Blanc and Reserve Chardonnay and was intrigued by the one wine we did not sample; their Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon, which their web site describes as follows:

A Saturday Virginia Wine Tour 2006

The mid-1970s saw a renaissance in grape planting in the Commonwealth thanks to new success growing French hybrids such as Seyval Blanc, Vidal Blanc, and Chambourcin, along with agricultural breakthroughs finally allowing vitis vinifera grapes to flourish in Virginia.

The Merlot Murders Ellen Crosby 2006

The mid-1970s saw a renaissance in grape planting in the Commonwealth thanks to new success growing French hybrids such as Seyval Blanc, Vidal Blanc, and Chambourcin, along with agricultural breakthroughs finally allowing vitis vinifera grapes to flourish in Virginia.

The Merlot Murders Ellen Crosby 2006

The mid-1970s saw a renaissance in grape planting in the Commonwealth thanks to new success growing French hybrids such as Seyval Blanc, Vidal Blanc, and Chambourcin, along with agricultural breakthroughs finally allowing vitis vinifera grapes to flourish in Virginia.

The Merlot Murders Ellen Crosby 2006

Seyval Blanc, Merlot, and a pink, semi-sweet wine similar to White Zinfandel called Doc's Own

Chronogram Articles and Blogs 2009

There are so many unique grape varietals that it can be fun to try something new like Seyval Blanc or Frontenac!

The Green Bay Press-Gazette Latest Headlines 2009

Seyval Blanc is an American hybrid grape that grows well in Virginia.

RVABlogs 2009