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MARZAE SAUVAGE G. FRONDOSA 2023

Approved Apr 8, 2024
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Marzae Sauvage offers a unique blend of red grapes including Marquette, a cold-hardy hybrid from Minnesota, and Riesling, known for its versatility across various styles. While the exact origin is unknown, this wine showcases the adaptability of these grape varieties to northern climates, offering bright, spicy wines with cherry and berry flavors. Expect a wine that can range from lively and crisp to more complex and structured depending on winemaking techniques, making it versatile for both casual dining and pairing with rich foods like grilled sausages or roasted pork.

TTB ID24092001000362
Brand nameMARZAE SAUVAGE
Fanciful nameG. FRONDOSA 2023
Class / type
Origin / appellation
Grape varietalsBlaufränkish, Marquette, Riesling
Approval dateApr 8, 2024
StatusAPPROVED
Serial number240021
Permit numberBWN-MA-21134
Producer name & addressMarzae, Marzae, LLC 55 KNOX TRL STE 407 Acton MA 01720 MARZAE&nbsp(Used on label)
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