Maple River Wines from
North Dakota's Winery
Our
Current Offerings
as of April 2017
Handcrafted
Award Winning North Dakota Wines
All are listed from dry to sweet
Click
on the wine to read more about them or
go to our secure ordering website
at Maple River Winery order form.
Dry and Semi-Dry Wines
Wild Plum Wine-Handpicked North Dakota plums create this medium bodied dry blush wine. Perfect for the fresh catch of the day or pasta. Serve chilled.
Apricot
Wine-A signature dinner wine. Hand picked North
Dakota apricots
produce this tantalizing and refreshing wine. Enjoy chilled. Limited quantities.
Aronia
Wine-Small aronia berries produce this dry red wine.
Enjoy with a
juicy steak. A very unique distinct taste from the North Dakota prairies.
Gooseberry Wine-Handpicked Gooseberries produce this dry white wine with a bold citrus and fresh air taste. Enjoy chilled. Limited quantity. Only available in 375ml.
Apple
Jalapeno Pepper Wine-An initial semi-dry apple taste
on the tip of your tongue
followed by jalapeno warmth everywhere else that will stay. A very popular
one of a kind gift!
Dakota Cherry Wine-Hand picked Nanking cherries are fermented with sand cherries and meteor cherries to produce this semi-dry blush wine. A nice minty aftertaste, serve this wine semi-chilled. SOLD OUT
Semi-Sweet and Sweet
Wines
Dandelion
Wine-Just the yellow dandelion flowers are hand
picked for this
signature Midwestern prairie wine. A taste like a cross between a light
chardonnay and corn on the cob, this wine has become a delicacy across
the United States. Enjoy chilled.
Honey
Apple Wine-North Dakota is #1 many years in honey
production. We
use North Dakota honey and apples to make this semi-sweet white wine. Very
similar to a Riesling grape wine. Initial honey taste followed by apple. The
North
Dakota honey predominantly comes from Alfalfa and Clover fields. Enjoy chilled.
Chokecherry
Wine-#1 traditional Midwestern wine. Our chokecherry
wine is semi-
sweet leaving the tartness of a North Dakota chokecherry present with each
taste.
Makes you keep coming back for more. Made just the way grandma did back on
the
farm. Enjoy at room temperature or slightly chilled.
Dakota
Pear Wine-Handpicked North Dakota grown pears from
southeastern
North Dakota produce this new and exciting wine. The reddish tint from the
ripe
pear skins transferred into this wine. A nice pleasant citrus taste. Enjoy
chilled.
Lilac Wine-This will be the holiday conversational piece across the US this holiday season. Enjoy chilled with friends either as a warm-up or with fruits or cheese and crackers. We enjoyed several bottles with a group. The majority of them came to the same conclusion: The taste brings you the smell of lilacs. As seen on NBC's Today Show with Kathie Lee and Hoda on March 22, 2011.
Rhubarb Wine-One of the most popular wines in the Midwest.
Enjoy the semi-sweet
taste of rhubarb pie in a bottle. Recognized as the Best Valued Midwestern
wine at the Minnesota Food and Wine Experience, February 2009. Enjoy with
many friends. As seen on NBC's Today Show with Kathie Lee and Hoda on December
22, 2010. Don't forget the Woodchipper label...."you betcha"
Bumble Bee Red-Handpicked North Dakota red grapes are blended
with pure
North Dakota honey to create this refreshing sweet red wine. Enjoy chilled. Back in stock!
Honeycomb
Plum Wine-A perfect blend of wild plums and smooth
North Dakota
honey provide for this well-balanced sweet blush dessert wine. An initial
tartness
from the wild plums followed by the sweet taste of North Dakota honey. Serve
chilled.
Raspberry Wine-It is so popular we can't even put a waiting list up here. Hopefully we get more raspberries!! Very limited quantities. 375ml only. $13.99 for 375ml bottle. Will be sold out shortly.
Order our North Dakota Wines at the North Dakota Wine Order Website.
Maple River Winery proudly uses North Dakota fruit in all of their wines. Ask for it by name!!
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last updated 3/24/2017
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