| The Vines at TMV |
| About Table Mountain Table Mt. offers scenic and great views of the area. A game reserve is located nearby providing great hunting opportunities. The mountain has been an area of recreation dating back to the 1920's and once featured a golf course and baseball field. Now the mountain serves a has a memorable name to remind us of the location and the countless memories each site holds. The Old Vines (Donna's Vines) - 2001 TMV began with the initial planting of 300 grape vines. Much to the surprise of the Zimmerer family, the vines grew by leaps and bounds - these 300 vines make up our "Old Vines" of the Valiant grape variety. Family matriarch Donna Thompson considers this her vineyard and keeps a watchful eye on them throughout the year. The 'Yards - 2002 The yards are the most scenic of vineyard locations - overlooking Table Mountain itself. While it isn't a huge mountain and would be considered a hill to most, Table Mountain offers scenic views and great sunsets. The Yards are home to 2000 vines of Elvira, Foch and Valiant grape varieties. Horse Creek- 2003 The Horse Creek vineyard features the majority of our cold hardy white varieties (2,500 vines) and provides a dramatic view nestled in front of the winery. TMV discovered the success of the Frontenac grape here - the most successful variety in Wyoming. The vines are planted near Horse Creek and overlooks three wildlife viewing ponds. Drunkards Path - 2004 Our Vineyards are full of "Character" - and Drunkard's path is no exception. As the vineyard site was measured and lined out, perfectly (or so the story goes) - the final vineyard was less than perfect. The uneven layout and crooked rows make the grapes grow in a fun and creative environment without conformity or any type of lines to follow! While the measuring error was never confirmed, the vineyard name explains it all. 1,000 Frontenac were planted in this location in 2004. The Last Frontier - 2005 TMV planted 1,500 Frontenac vines at the "Last Frontier" - The Frontenac had made a name for themselves - surviving and thriving in Wyoming's challenging climate. The Last Frontier features Frontenac, Frontenac Gris and the LaCresent varieties. The Last Frontier was to be our last vineyard planting. (See Below) The Last Frontier (Pt. 2) - 2006 Despite the family pact to end our quest in planting vineyards, more vines (2000 to be exact) found their way into the ground at TMV. Additional Frontenac vines were planted and the Last Frontier expanded - and once again with a family vow to NEVER plant another vineyard at TMV. The Last Frontier (Pt.3) - 2007 Same story different year - 500 Additional vines were planted in 2007, expanding the Frontier once again with the stern and strong pact to NEVER pant another vineyard at TMV. (See Below) *%@!@!@!# (Explicative) - 2008 Despite the three attempts to never plant another vineyard - EVER - TMV expanded its vineyards with an additional 1,000 vines. The Explicative site features the highly sought after Marquette grape. The Marquette features Pinot Noir heritage along with winter survivability. During planting you could hear the joys (curses and yelling) of planting another vineyard. Once again a family vow was taken to NEVER plant another vine again - and this time we mean it! |
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