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A. BERGERE ROSE DE SAIGNEE

Approved May 29, 2024
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What to Expect

A. Bergeré offers a blend of Chardonnay and Pinot Noir, likely reflecting their versatility in winemaking styles. While specific origins are unknown, A. Bergeré's use of these grapes suggests they can adapt to various terroirs, from the thin-skinned Pinot Noir's demanding yet rewarding approach in California and Oregon to the more neutral Chardonnay’s wide-ranging applications across continents. Expect a wine that is as adaptable as it is versatile, with flavors ranging from red cherry and raspberry to earthy nuances, all supported by bright acidity and elegant structure.

TTB ID24142001000591
Brand nameA. BERGERE
Fanciful nameROSE DE SAIGNEE
Class / type
Origin / appellation
Grape varietalsChardonnay/Pinot Noir
Approval dateMay 29, 2024
StatusAPPROVED
Serial number245216
Permit numberNY-I-15475
Producer name & addressGRAND CRU SELECTIONS LLC 584 BROADWAY STE 1210 NEW YORK NY 10012
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