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GRANDFATHER VINEYARD & WINERY LLC

TABLE RED WINE  ·  NORTH CAROLINA  ·  Approved Aug 30, 2023
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At Grandfather Vineyard & Winery LLC, you can savor two delightful red varietals from North Carolina—Marquette and Chambourcin. Marquette is a cold-hardy hybrid grape with bright cherry and berry fruit, ideal for those seeking bold flavors in cooler climates. Its versatility allows for dry reds to sparkling wines, making it an adaptable choice for various culinary pairings. Meanwhile, Chambourcin brings deep color and soft tannin, perfect for versatile styles like dry or off-dry reds, rosé, and blends. Both grapes offer a balance of fruitiness and structure, ensuring your dining experience is both enjoyable and memorable.

TTB ID23241001000941
Brand nameGRANDFATHER VINEYARD & WINERY LLC
Class / typeTABLE RED WINE
Origin / appellationNORTH CAROLINA
Grape varietalsMarquette, Chambourcin
Approval dateAug 30, 2023
StatusAPPROVED
Vendor code20681
Serial number23APPR
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