When thinking of wine growing states, Indiana does not exactly come to mind. However, a recent campaign is now promoting a single grape that is growing just like the state's wine industry. The grape growing is tough enough to grow in Michiana, but sweet enough to sell anywhere. Known as Traminette, the wine may not be as recognizable as Merlot or Chardonney but is gaining popularity with wine growers and drinkers alike. "Traminette is a grape that grows well all across the state," said Jeanette Merritt, Marketing Director for the Indiana Wine Grape council.