| Grapes of DayBreak Vineyard |
| Cabernet Franc |
| Leon Millot |
Seyval Blanc
| Cayuga |
| A mid season varietal with rich color. It has notes of green and black pepper along with raspberry, blackberry and some mint aromas. Wonderful tannin structure. |
| A later season varietal with a delicate, citrus aroma. Well balanced and supple, it's similar to a Reisling. |
| A mid to late season varietal with outstanding characteristics. Like a french chardonnay, it is rather tight and acidic at first, but aged in oak, it has a bouquet of vanilla, apple and hazelnut. |
| Noiret |
| Corot Noir |
| A mid to late season varietal with a fair amount of tannin. Hints of rose and blackberry. Think Beaujolais. |
| A mid season varietal with rich color,notes of green pepper, raspberry and mint. Noted for it's fine tannin structure. |
| A mid season varietal that is Mareshal foch's cousin. Intense, inky color. Overtones of currant and earth. |
| A mid to late season varietal with strong acidity. Components of black fruit, vanilla, bitter chocolate and cedar. |
| A late season varietal that is spicy and well balanced. Blackberry, smoke and violet come forth. Complex start to finish. |
| These are some of the varieties we have at Daybreak Vineyard. Over the years we will plant the most promising, and continue research into new grapes and northern climate viticulture practices. |
| Mareshal Foch |
| Frontenac |
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