Fall Creek debuts MISSION San Antonio de Valero (“The Alamo”) Sauvignon Blanc and Cabernet Sauvignon.

Fall Creek Vineyards has just released two new wines under the label, MISSION San Antonio de Valero, to heighten awareness of the much needed restoration of ”The Alamo” and to help in this fund raising effort. The 2007 MISSION Sauvignon Blanc and 2006 MISSION Cabernet Sauvignon have been bottled for this new release, which bears a picture of The Alamo on the label.

A portion of the proceeds from the sale of these wines will go to the preservation and maintenance of the Alamo in accordance with the mission of the Daughters of the Republic, who, in their own words, will:

“Preserve the Alamo as a sacred memorial to the heroes who sacrificed themselves on the hallowed ground.”

Fall Creek Vineyards Owners, Susan and Ed Auler, are both native Texans, with roots that run deep, and are honored to be able to aid the restoration efforts in this noble cause. “Ed is a fifth generation Texan, who has worked diligently to continue to improve the landscape of Texas both inherently and economically while preserving the heritage for which we Texans are so proud,” says Susan Auler.

Look for these two wines at your favorite wine retailers and on restaurant wine lists throughout the state. These wines are a permanent part of the Fall Creek Vineyards portfolio of outstanding and value-oriented wines and they will offer continuous support for one of our state’s treasures, The Alamo.