Brengman Brothers

Classic Bordeaux white blend with a great combination of juicy texture and racy acidity, and the wire-balancing act is executed so well.

Classic Gewurztraminer with intense notes of spice, rose petals, lychee, grapefruit, peach kernel and smoky bacon. Off-dry sweetness and creamy fruit flavors with better than normal acidity providing for a long finish. If you’re a member of the Gewurz cult, this one is built for you!

Pet-Nat Method. Blend: 50% Chardonnay, 50% Pinot Noir

Influenced by the Grower movement in Champagne, meaning lots of extraction while allowing the brightness of the fruit to lead the aromatics of rose petal, cherries, strawberry and cranberry fruits.

Pet-Nat Method - Blend: 50% Riesling, 40% Gewurztraminer, 10% Muscat

This is truly something special!

Classic Bordeaux Right Bank blend with Cabernet Franc leading the charge.

Cabernet Sauvignon is King of the gravel.

True cool climate Cab Franc. It’s all here.

Recently scored 95 points from the American Fine Wine Competition with a double gold medal honors.

Cool Climate Pinot Noir that comes with a sad feeling when the bottle gets empty.

Lovely Chardonnay. Aged 12 months in new French oak.

One of the sleepers on the menu, this Riesling has a nice balance between sweetness and acidity which is one of the most important things about creating an excellent wine.

The Spatlese is made for those who enjoy sweeter wines, as this has good balance of acids and sugar, but the sweetness continues throughout the palate into the finish.

Winner of the “best in class“ dry Riesling in the 2024 American Fine Wine Competition with a score of 96 out of 100

Alsatian style dry Muscat that’s made for the Aficionado of fine wine

The cult-wine favorite--- One of the best Chenin Blancs this side of South Africa.

Balanced, clear, and focused, a delightful wild ferment blend of Sauvignon Blanc, Viognier and Pinot Gris.

One of our signature white wines that has become a style of wine that our winemaking team has increased the amount of cases made to be able to reach more wine aficionados throughout the Midwest and Eastern regions.

Made from the grapes affected by noble rot and produced in very small batches only when the weather is suitable

A true Selection de Grains Nobles (SGN) style made using Riesling clusters that were select picked and blessed with botrytis cinereal, or “Noble Rot”

They say that Riesling doesn’t do well in oak – well, this one spent 18 months in a new French oak puncheon and won “best of show” at the Jefferson Cup