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Current Releases

2006 Rhapsody
Bordeaux style blend of Cabernet Franc and Cabernet Sauvignon, producing a full-bodied, fruit forward wine with intense plum/berry and bell pepper front palate with just the right balance of oak and smooth tannins. $13.95
Gold medal winner - Appellation America 'Best Of Appellation' Competition 2009.

2007 Refrain
Ah, yes. The Easter Freeze of 2007. We harvested just enough Cabernet Franc to make a few pints of jelly, so we were forced to 'refrain' from using our own fruit, and it was off to the left coast for grapes. Regardless of that, our Refrain has aromas of rich dark fruit with a hint of leather. The ripe dark fruit of the Cabernet Franc in this Bordeaux style blend of Cab Franc and Cab Sauvignon pops with ripe berries and firm tannins. $13.95

2008 Rubato
A brand new release for Harmony Hill of 100% Chambourcin, barrel aged to produce vibrant aromas and flavors of toffee, black currant and cherry compote set off by plenty of smoky, toasty oak and a hint of black pepper. Medium-bodied with soft tannins and a lingering finish. $13.95
Double Gold medal winner - Appellation America 'Best Of Appellation' Competition 2008.


2008 Woodwind
SOLD OUT
Barrel fermented 100% Seyval Blanc. Pleasing fruit forward and smooth oaky finish make this a favorite among our (previous) Chardonnay drinkers looking for a little more excitement out of their dry white table wine. $10.95

2008 Ovation
SOLD OUT
Light, refreshing and spicy, this semi sweet white blend of Traminette and Cayuga is the perfect Summer Sipper. Tropical hints of pineapple, kiwi and banana coupled with a crisp finish make this wine an easy drinker. $10.95

2008 Concerto
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Our Concerto is 100% Vidal Blanc. Most Ohio wine makers ferment this grape either very sweet (Ice Wine) or very dry. Too sweet can mask the unique taste of Vidal, while too dry produces a wine that is 'grassy' (herbaceous). Neither pleases me. We ferment our Concerto semi-sweet at 2% residual sugar, producing a Germanic (Riesling) style white wine with an uncharacteristic Peach/Apple/Pear forward. This is a great summer wine, as it is both refreshing and smooth.
GOLD MEDAL: 2008 American Wine Society Competition $10.95
Wine is Life Review: the first of the harmony hill vineyards wines i am going to touch on is perfect for the warm weather months…concerto. this wine is 100% vidal blanc. this grape is well suited to the colder climates in the ohio area and is generally used in very sweet ice wines. in this case, the wine is more like a dry riesling with a bit of the sauvignon blanc citrus characteristic. nose of peach and apple. on the palate, crisp and clean with a slightly sweet taste. flavors of peaches and pears, a crisp apple flavor and a slightly acid finish that lingers on the tongue. very food friendly wine that will go with all your summer time fare. priced at $11 a bottle, this white is worth every penny.

2008 Chamber Suite
Chamber Suite is a blend of Chambourcin and Marechal Foch.
Aged in stainless steel to preserve its soft black cherry forward and gentle tone, it gathers power on the finish with just the right balance of residual sugar and acid. A natural with ribs. $11.95

2008 'Aria' Blush
Semi-sweet blend of Seyval Blanc, Cayuga White and Rougeon created a refreshing tropical fruit forward blush with a nice balance of residual sugar and acid. Great served chilled with spicy seafood dishes or alone as a summer sipper. $11.95 Bronze medal winner - American Wine Society 2009 Commercial Wine Competition. $11.95
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2008 Dawnsong $15.95
Peach Dessert Wine

2009 Berry Suite $15.95
Blackberry Dessert Wine

2009 Rhythm & Blues $15.95
Blueberry Dessert Wine

 

 

 
  

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