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SWASHBUCKLER SCALLYWAG

Approved Apr 3, 2024
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What to Expect

The SWASHBUCKLER SCALLYWAG offers an inviting taste of Chambourcin, a versatile French-American hybrid red grape known for its deep color and soft tannin. While specific details about appellation or scores are not available, this wine showcases the adaptability of Chambourcin to various regions with challenging growing seasons. Expect flavors reminiscent of black cherry, raspberry, plum, and perhaps a hint of earthiness, all supported by bright acidity that keeps the fruit fresh even when fully ripe. With its balanced structure, SWASHBUCKLER SCALLYWAG pairs beautifully with a variety of dishes including barbecue, pork, pizza, burgers, and more.

TTB ID24087001000571
Brand nameSWASHBUCKLER SCALLYWAG
Class / type
Origin / appellation
Grape varietalsChambourcin
Approval dateApr 3, 2024
StatusAPPROVED
Serial number240008
Permit numberBWN-KS-15008
Producer name & addressGRACE HILL WINERY, SOLLO VINEYARDS, LLC 6310 S GRACE HILL RD WHITEWATER KS 67154
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