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Being avid Civil War buffs, the new owners enjoyed learning more about John Mosby, giving way to the name Gray Ghost.
Mosby was commissioned by the Confederacy to command a small calvary unit, providing scouting information to General Robert E. Lee regarding the Union Army’s strength and positions.
Soon, Meshy’s men were behind enemy lines in Northern Virginia, i raiding the Union’s positions, cap- j turing supplies and prisoners with- i out being detected.
Thus, the Union Army began t referring to him as the “Gray ?
Ghost.” j
“Naming the winery and vine- j yards Gray Ghost is our way of rec- * ognizing Meshy’s contribution to I history,” said Kellert. I
The lettering on the label is a \ composite of Meshy's own handwrit
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