Our approach
Attentive to the land.
Open to resonance.
At Turtle Crossing, biodynamic growing and vibrational science are part of a considered, evolving way of working with wine.
Growing with care
Begin with
the living land.
Biodynamic practice starts from a view of the farm as a living whole.
At this small Wisconsin winery, that perspective brings care and attention to the vineyard and the wider life around it. The work is grounded in relationship—with the soil, the vines, the seasons, and the place itself.
Vibrational science
Another way
to listen.
Ann brings her study of Life Energy Physics and Biogeometry into her work with the vineyard and its wine.
She is interested in how vibrational science can support harmony, and in approaching wine with that sense of connection in mind. It is part of Turtle Crossing’s distinctive point of view: an open inquiry, held alongside the practical care of growing and making.
“Fascinated by the re-kindling of ancient science.”— Dr. Ann RallesRead Ann’s story
From vineyard to winery
Attention carried
through the work.
Every part of the process offers a chance to notice, learn, and respond. Ann’s approach keeps the wine connected to its source and to the ideas that continue to shape her path.
