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CAMUNA CELLARS

Approved May 9, 2022
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Vidal Blanc from Camuna Cellars showcases the versatility of this cold-hardy hybrid grape, known for its crisp dry wines and concentrated ice wine potential. While the origin is unknown, Vidal Blanc's ability to thrive in cooler regions makes it a valuable asset for winemakers looking to craft distinctive white wines. Expect notes of lemon, green apple, pear, melon, and light floral flavors from their dry versions, with sweeter styles offering apricot, peach, honey, marmalade, and tropical fruit profiles. With its high acidity, these wines remain vibrant and balanced, whether enjoyed as a refreshing sipper or paired with a variety of dishes.

TTB ID22122001000595
Brand nameCAMUNA CELLARS
Class / type
Origin / appellation
Grape varietalsVidal blanc
Approval dateMay 9, 2022
StatusAPPROVED
Serial number22LBVB
Permit numberBWN-PA-21272
Producer name & addressCamuna Cellars, LLC 2050 BYBERRY RD Philadelphia PA 19116
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