New Vintage Is Dedicated To The Memory of Grace Winery’s Namesake
by Melissa Jacobs
On June 15, the Inn at Grace Winery released Gracie Red, a new wine honoring owner Chris Le Vine’s sister Grace, who owned the estate until her untimely death in 1999. The bottles are inscribed with a special message from Le Vine. “As a tribute to the namesake of our winery, the Gracie Red blend is a sweet memory to the sister who will always be in my heart.”
The name Grace carries special meaning to the family; Le Vine’s aunt was Grace Kelly, the Philadelphia actress who became Princess of Monaco. The Inn at Grace Winery’s main house, which holds a fine dining restaurant, is accented with framed photos, tartan plaid and mementos that quietly honor the Le Vines’ family history.
Grace’s wines are available for purchase through its website and at the Inn at Grace Winery, 50 Sweetwater Road in Glen Mills, PA. Nestled into 35 acres of the Brandywine Valley, the Inn at Grace Winery is an oasis of fine wine and food, five-star accommodations and a renovated 1750s-era barn that hosts weddings, corporate events and a tasting room. Please check Grace’s calendar for hours and reservations.
For more on Grace Winery, please read about its dinner series and the elegant weddings it hosts.
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