Amy LaBelle is the founder of and winemaker at LaBelle Winery. Formerly a corporate attorney practicing in Massachusetts and New Hampshire, her lifelong interest in wine led her to open LaBelle Winery to pursue her passion for winemaking. With LaBelle Winery developing into a destination winery, Amy has slowly seen her dream realized: to focus full-time on making world-class wine in New Hampshire. LaBelle Winery is an award-winning Amherst, New Hampshire winery that specializes in transforming New England fruit into fresh, crisp, fine wine that closely reflects its original fruit. LaBelle’s innovative wines include traditional red and white grape wines and palate-pleasing blends of fruits like apple, cranberry, raspberry, blueberry, peach and apricot. LaBelle currently offers over 30 varieties of wine.
In addition, LaBelle Winery is the launch pad for The Winemaker’s Kitchen, a wine-focused culinary line featuring jams, spice blends, flavored salts, brine and other spice blends, and three savory culinary wines.
LaBelle Winery has celebrated its 6th anniversary in its 20,000 square foot state-of-the-art winery and event center open seven days a week, where wine lovers can taste wine in the grand Tasting Room or relax with cocktails or wine in The Bistro at LaBelle Winery, whether in the Tasting Room our outside on the terrace, warmed by the firebowl and overlooking The Vineyards at LaBelle Winery. LaBelle also presents at numerous In-Store Tastings in partnership with our retail partners and charitable events. LaBelle Wine can be purchased at NH Liquor & Wine Outlets, Shaw’s, Market Basket, Hannaford, Costco, and a large number of New Hampshire and Massachusetts specialty stores, cafes and markets. A full listing of stores is on the LaBelle Winery website. LaBelle Winery hosts wedding receptions, social & corporate events and winery-presented special events.
Amy LaBelle is also the founder of Empowering Angels, a charitable organization that empowers girls and young women to embrace the possibility of entrepreneurship as an option toward achieving their goals by providing education in basic business skills and strategies and through providing women role models by which these young entrepreneurs can model their behavior.
