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On the Vine
Jun 6, 2017
Our May/June issue includes a feature on the the art of growing grapes in South Dakota. We gathered several photos for the article — too many to print. Here are some that didn’t make the magazine.
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Our state’s climate is too cold for most common wine grape varieties to flourish, but cold-hardy vines thrive.
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University researchers in Minnesota and South Dakota have developed hybrids that are a cross between a wild grape and the species normally cultivated for wine.
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Jeremiah Klein and his wife Lisa started With the Wind Vineyard & Winery in the northeastern corner of the state.
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They purchased a 20-acre farm south of Rosholt and planted a test plot of grapes in 2012.
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The Kleins now make their home in the same building where they ferment wines and host tastings.
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Many South Dakota wineries host events in summer and fall. Here guests enjoy live music at Wilde Prairie Winery in Brandon. Photo by Chad Coppess, S.D. Tourism.
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Strawbale Winery in Renner also invites food vendors to sell tasty treats. Photo by Chad Coppess, S.D. Tourism.
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Strawbale Winery is owned by Susie and Don South (pictured right). Photo by Chad Coppess, S.D. Tourism.
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Dave and Sue Greenlee started Tucker’s Walk Vineyard and Farm Winery near Garretson as a hobby. They now have 5.8 acres of vines.
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A babydoll sheep helps keeps weeds at bay at Belle Joli’ Winery in Belle Fourche.
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Many hands make light work when friends and family help harvest. Photo from Schadé Vineyard & Winery near Volga by Chad Coppess, S.D. Tourism.
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Several vineyards recruit youth groups or sports teams to help harvest and then donate to their organizations. Here a team picks grapes at Baumberger Vineyard and Winery near Dell Rapids.
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Russ and Laura Bortnem founded La Ru Vineyards on Lake Campbell after Russ retired as an airline pilot.
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They supply grapes for wines made by Jim Schade at Schadé Vineyard & Winery.
The two seasons collide in the Black Hills.
Wildflowers are adding a splash of color to the granite and pines of the rugged Black Hills.
Falls Park in Sioux Falls is lit up for the holidays. Photo by Dawn Foiles
South Dakota provides the perfect backdrop for toy photography.
The annual Dakota Marker game brought thousands to Brookings.
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