Enoch’s Chardonnay takes on apricot, lime, mandarin orange and peach characteristics. Cellar work creates oak, vanilla and buttery notes.

Cooler climates produce zesty, acidic wines dominated by mineral notes and herbaceous flavors of grass, jalapeño, and bell pepper with lesser notes of tropical fruit. In warmer climates, such as Texas, the acidity is less apparent, so floral and tropical fruit flavors prevail in the form of passion fruit, lime, peach and honeysuckle.

Rose City Rosé. As simple and elegant as an ideal rose, this wine is likewise symmetrical, balanced, aromatic, beautiful and enchanting. In other words, like a rose, it satisfies both one’s senses and one’s soul.

Blends have the unique ability to capture the best characteristics of each included grape variety with the resulting combination being greater than the sum of its parts.

Pinot Gris (France) or Pinot Grigio (Italy) is named from the French words for pine (pinot) which alludes to the pinecone shaped clusters of grapes, and gray (gris) which refers to dusty gray sheen of the varietal.

Tyler Platinum is Enoch’s ultra-premium wine. With roots in both Washington state and Texas, Enoch’s winemakers composed this wine from premium Cabernet Sauvignon grapes from both locations, 50% Washington and 50% Texas.

Tyler Select. Texans love their roots and muscadines grow deep here so, it’s only natural for Enoch's winemakers to feature this locally sourced grape in their touted Tyler series. The intense fruity aromatics of strawberry and raspberry are balanced with citric acidity and a generous portion of Texan sweetness. Taste and see why Tyler Select is a favorite among locals.

Tyler Ten. Enoch's winemakers tip their hats to our 10 th  U.S. President with this semi-sweet white wine made from arguably the world most widely distributed yet misunderstood grape variety, Muscat. Known for its high aromatics, you’ll love the fruity (peach, lychee, tangerine) and floral (jasmine, honeysuckle) characteristics accentuated by a hint of ginger and honey.