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Quick Finds

Q: What are the most recognized grapes grown here?

Gewurztraminer	Pinot Noir
Lemberger	St. Pepin
Marechal Foch

Q: What wines are produced here?

The AppellationAmerica database identifies 5 wines labeled with the Montana designation.

[>] see the complete Montana Wine List.

Q: What wineries are based here ?

ClearWeather Wines

Flathead Winery

Lake Missoula Cellars

Mission Mountain Winery

Painted Rocks Winery

Ten Spoon Vineyard

Trail Creek Winery

Trapper Peak Winery

Q: What other wineries source fruit here ?

There are no other wineries that source fruit from this appellation

Q: What are the overlapping appellations ?

There are no overlapping appellations

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