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FIFTY-ONE WEEKS WINEMAKING

DESSERT /PORT/SHERRY/(COOKING) WINE  ·  OREGON  ·  Approved Jan 12, 2022
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What to Expect

Fifty-One Weeks Winemaking's Pinot Noir is a dessert wine type, perfect for those looking to elevate their dining experience with its elegant sweetness. Originating from Oregon, this grape variety, known for its challenging cultivation and unique aromatic profile, thrives in the region’s cool climate. Expect light-bodied wines with flavors of red cherry, raspberry, earth, and forest floor, which can evolve into complex secondary aromas as it ages. Whether you're pairing it with delicate dishes or enjoying it on its own, this wine offers a refined touch to your culinary adventures.

TTB ID22010001000856
Brand nameFIFTY-ONE WEEKS WINEMAKING
Class / typeDESSERT /PORT/SHERRY/(COOKING) WINE
Origin / appellationOREGON
Grape varietalsPinot noir
Approval dateJan 12, 2022
StatusAPPROVED
Vendor code46938
Serial number220012
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