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FISH TALES CANYON RED

TABLE RED WINE  ·  AMERICAN  ·  Approved May 23, 2022
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What to Expect

Expect a robust and approachable Chambourcin from FISH TALES, an American table red. This grape variety is known for its deep color, soft tannin, and berry fruit flavors, making it versatile across various regions including Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Virginia, Missouri, Illinois, and Ohio. With its adaptable nature and ability to thrive in challenging growing conditions, Chambourcin from FISH TALES offers a delightful balance of fresh black cherry, raspberry, plum, and sometimes earthy notes, ideal for pairing with a variety of dishes like barbecue, roast pork, pizza, burgers, charcuterie, tomato sauces, and smoked foods.

TTB ID22140001001011
Brand nameFISH TALES
Fanciful nameCANYON RED
Class / typeTABLE RED WINE
Origin / appellationAMERICAN
Grape varietalsChambourcin
Approval dateMay 23, 2022
StatusAPPROVED
Vendor code30807
Serial number220013
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