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LEAPING GRAPES

Approved Sep 7, 2021
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What to Expect

LEAPING GRAPES Moscato offers an aromatic experience with its floral and grapey notes, often reminiscent of fresh table grapes. This wine is part of the broader Muscat family, known for its distinctive aroma that can be close to other aromatic wines like those from Asti in Italy or still, sparkling, and dessert wines produced globally. Expect a sweet yet lively profile, perfect for pairing with fruit desserts, almond cookies, and light pastries where its low alcohol and sweetness complement the flavors without overpowering them. Enjoy it well chilled for an inviting and refreshing experience.

TTB ID21246001000691
Brand nameLEAPING GRAPES
Class / type
Origin / appellation
Grape varietalsMoscato
Approval dateSep 7, 2021
StatusAPPROVED
Serial number214075
Permit numberBW-CA-616
Producer name & addressCONCANNON VINEYARD, THE WINE GROUP LLC 4590 TESLA RD LIVERMORE CA 94550 UNIVERSAL WINE NETWORK&nbsp(Used on label)
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