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VICTORY VIEW VINEYARD NATHANIEL

Approved Apr 28, 2022
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What to Expect

The VICTORY VIEW VINEYARD Marquette offers a unique taste of cold-climate innovation. This modern hybrid grape, bred for northern climates where traditional grapes struggle with winter cold, showcases bright, spicy flavors reminiscent of cherry and berry fruits. With its high acidity and lively character, it can produce wines that are medium-bodied, polished, and balanced—whether you prefer them dry or in rosé form. Expect a wine that works beautifully with various grilled dishes, meats, and tomato-based recipes, thanks to its balancing acidity and earthy notes.

TTB ID22076001000081
Brand nameVICTORY VIEW VINEYARD
Fanciful nameNATHANIEL
Class / type
Origin / appellation
Grape varietalsMarquette
Approval dateApr 28, 2022
StatusAPPROVED
Serial number22VV01
Permit numberBWN-NY-21005
Producer name & addressVictory View Vineyard, Victory View Vineyard LLC 11975 STATE ROUTE 40 Schaghticoke NY 12154
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