Landry Vineyards

Landry Vineyards was founded in 1999 in Folsom, Louisiana, by Jeff and Libby Landry and their four sons. The family first planted two acres of the French-American hybrid Blanc Du Bois, and the winery was licensed as a Louisiana Native Winery in 2002. After Hurricane Katrina, they relocated to a 50-acre site in the hill country of West Monroe, Louisiana, where they now grow about 16 acres of wine grapes, including Blanc Du Bois, Lenoir (Black Spanish), and Norton (Cythiana), on sandy hills with north-south vine rows. They also purchase premium grapes from California to produce barrel-aged wines, and all wines are fermented and aged at the West Monroe winery. The tasting room offers wine tastings and vineyard and winery tours. The property also hosts live music events, grape stomping, and overnight options including Grape Escape Cottages and RV sites. Landry Vineyards produces more than 25 wines across dry, semi-sweet, sweet, and port-style categories, including estate-grown Blanc Du Bois and Lenoir wines as well as California-sourced reds.

Written by Ava from public sources. Not written or reviewed by the winery.