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Retail Locations
Hy-Vee Wine & Spirits, Jordan Creek, West Des Moines -- Speedway Sweet and Raceway Red
Hy-Vee Wine & Spirits, Knoxville -- Speedway Sweet, Chateau Nouveau 2018, and Raceway Red
Hy-Vee Wine & Spirits, Pella -- Speedway Sweet and Raceway Red
​Hy-Vee Wine & Spirits, Chariton -- Speedway Sweet and Raceway Red
Hy-Vee Wine & Spirits, Newton -- Pear Tree, Chateau Nouveau 2018, and Speedway Sweet
​DnS Grocery, Melcher-Dallas -- Speedway Sweet, Chateau Nouveau 2017, Zuckerwein, and Raceway Red

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Dry, Off-dry wines
 
Storybook 2020 
Made from Chancellor grapes, this dry red wine follows in the tradition of our most popular dry reds. Smooth and luscious with dark purple color.

Chateau Nouveau 2018
Made from a blend of Norton and Chambourcin grapes grown in the Nearwood Vineyard. This dry red wine is light-bodied in the Beaujolais style. 

Castle Grigio 2019
This white wine is a nice balance, not too sweet or too dry. Made in the style of Pinot Grigio from midwest white grapes. Pairs well with fish or white meats. 

Semi-Sweet wines

Crescent Moon 2018
Made from Iowa La Crescent grapes, this semi-sweet white has a tangy but smooth citrus taste. Pairs well with soft cheeses and white meat. ​

Red Maple 2019
Semi-sweet red wine made from Leon Millot grapes. Richly balanced with the aroma of roses.

Sweet Leo 2019
Red wine made from Leon Millot grapes. Not too sweet, not too dry.

Sweet Wines

​Raceway Red  2020 
Made ade from 100% Norton grape from the Nearwood vineyards, this is our sweetest red. Subtle, yet spicy tones of clove and nutmeg. Pairs well with salami, olives and goat cheese. Named after Knoxville’s racing tradition.
 
Speedway Sweet 2019
One of our best sellers, this sweet white has bright citrus tones. A longtime favorite among sprint car fans. Try it with pizza. 

Zuckerwein 2019
Sweet white wine coming soon.
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Why do your vintages have descriptions from previous years even when they are new?
The vintage year indicates the year the grapes were picked, not necessarily the year bottled. Most of our wine is aged at least one year before we bottle. We believe allowing the wine to age in the tank brings out the best, mature flavor.

What temperature should wine be served?
Serving temperature is important because it brings out the best aroma and flavor appropriate for the wine. A general guideline is red wine should be served at (cool) room temperature 62 to 68 degrees F and white (chilled) at 49 to 55 degrees F. ​

Case Club

Want to get our wines at a member price? Find out more about this new, special offer. See Special Offers.

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Also available library wines (older vintages), and fruit wines.
​We use only cold-hardy grapes from our vineyard or other local growers.