Mountain laurel and red clay shape wines that lean toward off-dry reds and fruit-forward whites—West Virginia winemakers work steep slopes to pull brightness from a humid climate, building sweetness where ripeness demands it.
Mountain laurel and red clay shape wines that lean toward off-dry reds and fruit-forward whites—West Virginia winemakers work steep slopes to pull brightness from a humid climate, building sweetness where ripeness demands it.
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