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With its low humidity, warm days, cool nights and high elevation, Western Montana has a unique climate for producing premium wines. Many of our winemakers import grapes from vineyards in Washington, Oregon and California and combine those with locally grown fruit—like Flathead cherries and wild huckleberries—and local honey. Montana wines can be found in area restaurants, grocery stores and specialty shops. Our advice: tour the wineries, meet the winemakers and savor the flavors at their source. Much like the Western Montana way, our wineries are friendly and laid back. Breathe in the aroma of fresh mountain air and a deep Montana merlot.
Yellowstone is more than a park. In Montana, it’s a whole country—an entire ecosystem that doesn’t stop where the park ends. Venture north of the park and find the Yellowstone adventure you had in mind.
Is it time for a girls getaway? Plan an escape to Glacier Country! Travel blogger Keryn Means from @twisttravelmag… https://t.co/CN5IYzPanG
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