With a pretty rose gold hue, an explosion of honeysuckle, bubblegum, peony and grapefruit notes are brought to your nose with this blush. This wine has crisp, light acidity, with seductively sweet mango, pear and lavender flavors that linger with a medium finish. Pair this wine with an array of foods ranging from spicy options ranging from Mexican, Thai and even Indian dishes. 

Picardan is pale straw in color and has aromas of green apple, pear and lemongrass. It is one of the rarest varietals in the world and was at risk of going extinct, until recently. In France, this varietal was used as a blending grape but, Texas grape grower, Steve Newsom, saw its potential and took a risk in 2017. He planted 4 acres of Picardan. He felt the Texas High Plains had the perfect climate to grow this varietal. It turns out he was correct. Our customers love this light bodied varietal that has flavors of apricot, peach and nectarine. International and national judges agree that Picardan is special and we have the medals to prove how good it is.

The light body of this rose colored wine carries hints of strawberry cream, black liquorice and candied fruit on the nose while tastes of papaya, boysenberry and kiwi lie on the palette for a medium finish. Mild seafood, mexican food and sushi pair well with this rosé, while also delightful on its own.

Originating in the Rhine River region of Europe, we bring you our exciting take on one of the world’s most famous varieties. With perfumed notes of floral, peach, pineapple and apple. This wine finishes with a sweet, crisp acidity that leaves you with a lingering fruity finish. This variety pairs strongly with the majority of white fish, or cheeses such as blue cheese and gouda. The English and Newsom families hope you enjoy this Texas Riesling as much as we did producing it! 

Roussanne, Viognier, Marsanne, Piquepoul blanc, Picardan, Grenache Blanc. Rhone style white blend with a pale straw color, and with tropical citrus aromas predominantly orange, orange pith and grapefruit. This wine is English Newsom’s take on a Chateauneuf-du-Pape Blanc. Entrees that pair with this blend are fish, shellfish and chicken or fowl dishes that have acidic sauces or marinades, salads.

Aged for 3 months with light toasted American oak, the 2019 vintage of viognier has a creamy mouthfeel with touches of coconut and vanilla sprinkled in on top of beautiful aromas of guava, mango, pineapple and other tropical fruits. Fun fact, this is the unofficial white wine grape for the state of Texas!

From the U.S. to France and South Africa, Chenin Blanc is one of the most widely recognized and planted varieties of wine grapes. English Newsom Cellars presents this classic wine shared across the world from right here on the Texas High Plains. We hope you enjoy our take on Chenin Blanc. It has an elegant medium golden hue, intense tropical fruit flavors and aromas that range from juicy fruit and orange blossom to banana. This wine is soft with a long-lingering finish and pairs well with strong cheeses, chicken and duck.

This wine was made in the ancient practice of fermenting white wine in the style of red wine to bring to life new flavors and aromas. This wine fermented for four days on the skins before being removed to finish the fermentation out like a standard white wine. This wine exhibits a medium amber color with flavors and aromas of jackfruit, bruised apple, chrysanthemum, and hazelnut. A charcuterie dream, this wine pairs well with smoked cure meats and muenster cheese!

This wine has a medium yellow hue, with a fruity nose full of green apple, meyer lemon, and nectarine. The flavor profile of this varietal evolves from lemon-lime to a lingering green apple finish. Try this Italian varietal paired with lemon chicken piccata, or spaghetti carbonara.

Aged for 16 months in French oak barrels. This wine has additional vanilla and creme brulee flavors and aromatics in comparison to the more fruit forward, smoky oak of the standard Merlot. 

A blend of Merlot and Cabernet Sauvignon. This Bordeaux blend features wine aged entirely in new American oak barrels for 14 months. With its bold, big tannins and flavors ranging from bramble fruit to vanilla, this wine also boasts hints of dill and baking spice.

Imagine walking down a path on a hot summer day and crossing a low bridge over a swift moving stream. Have a seat on the bridge, take off your shoes, stick your feet in the cool water, and enjoy this fantastic Chateau Terre Rouge. As you dive into this refreshing dry red, your senses will be pleasantly assaulted with the smell of freshly caramelized strawberries and the complex tastes of thyme and strawberry with a hint of blueberry crumble cappuccino. A glass of 2019 Chateau Terre Rouge will complement wild game (such as elk or reindeer) or a medium rare Montreal seasoned ribeye. 

This bordeaux variety features a medium ruby color. It has notes of bell pepper and red plum on the nose, and flavors of strawberry, cherry and plum. This wine pairs well with beef stews, lamb, and pork dishes. The acidity and strong red fruit flavors in this wine also compliment chocolate heavy desserts.

Tempranillo is from the legendary Rioja region of Spain and is the region’s most dominant red grape varietal. Aged for 14 months in French and American oak, this wine has deep ruby color and smoky aromas. Medium bodied with a hint of tobacco, white pepper and dried fruits, this Reserve Wine will leave you with a long finish wanting another sip. Pair this varietal with smoked meats and barbeque. 

Aged for 14 months in a French/American oak barrel combination. This wine has additional deeper smoky oak flavors with a hint of tobacco and more tannin in comparison to the more fruit forward standard Tempranillo.