Grape Variety
Lenoir in America: 7 Wineries That Grow It
Lenoir is a cold-hardy red hybrid grape grown by 7 wineries in the United States, most heavily in Georgia, California, Louisiana. Within those states it concentrates in Georgia & the Southern Appalachians, Paso Robles & San Luis Obispo, Florida & Gulf Coast. It is planted in 4 states altogether. It is also sold as Black Spanish, Jacquez. Every producer below has Lenoir listed on their own website or in the public record, and each entry links straight to them.
Where These Wineries Are
Lenoir in America: 7 Wineries That Grow It
Blue Cielo Farms
Blue Cielo Farms, LLC
Boutier Winery
Buckley Farms and Vineyard
Bucklin
Carrousel Winery
Castle Oak Vineyards
Flowery Branch Winery and Vineyard
Happy Valley Filling Station
James Frascone
Landry Vineyards
Mulberry Springs Vineyard and Winery
Details are collected from public records and the producer's own website and may be outdated. theUSAwineguide.com is not responsible for outdated or inaccurate information; confirm hours and availability with the winery before visiting.
Before You Go
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Where Lenoir Grows in America
Georgia
California
Louisiana
Michigan
Best Regions for Lenoir
Georgia & the Southern Appalachians
Paso Robles & San Luis Obispo
Florida & Gulf Coast
Michigan Wine Trails
Frequently Asked Questions
Which US states grow Lenoir?
It is grown commercially in Georgia, California, Louisiana, Michigan.
How many American wineries make Lenoir?
7 US wineries list Lenoir on their own website.
Is Lenoir a red or white grape?
Lenoir is a cold-hardy red hybrid grape.
What is Lenoir also called?
It is also known as Black Spanish, Jacquez.
Regions
Lenoir in Georgia & the Southern Appalachians · Lenoir in Paso Robles & San Luis Obispo · Lenoir in Florida & Gulf Coast · Lenoir in Michigan Wine Trails