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BRAGANINI RESERVE

Approved Jun 2, 2023
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What to Expect

The BRAGANINI RESERVE features a blend of Arandell and Marquette grapes, with origins unknown. As a cold-hardy hybrid grape from the northern United States, Marquette offers bright, spicy wines with cherry and berry fruit. This versatile grape can produce a range of styles, from dry reds to rosés and sparkling wines, depending on careful vineyard management and winemaking techniques. Expect lively acidity and medium body, with notes of cherry, blackberry, cranberry, and pepper that complement rich dishes like grilled sausages and roast pork.

TTB ID23137001000517
Brand nameBRAGANINI RESERVE
Class / type
Origin / appellation
Grape varietalsArandell, Marquette
Approval dateJun 2, 2023
StatusAPPROVED
Serial number230042
Permit numberBW-MI-23
Producer name & addressST. JULIAN WINE COMPANY, ST. JULIAN WINE COMPANY, INC. 716 S KALAMAZOO ST PAW PAW MI 49079 BRAGANINI RESERVE WINERY&nbsp(Used on label)
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