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PARADISE HILLS WINERY RESORT CRIMSON RESERVE

Approved Aug 23, 2024
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What to Expect

At Paradise Hills Winery Resort, you can enjoy Chambourcin, a robust French-American hybrid grape known for its deep color and berry fruit. With origins unknown but likely in challenging growing environments, this versatile grape offers a reliable option with moderate structure and adaptability to various styles. Expect soft tannins and fresh acidity, making it an accessible choice that pairs well with a variety of dishes including barbecue, roast pork, pizza, burgers, charcuterie, tomato sauces, and smoked foods.

TTB ID24205001000327
Brand namePARADISE HILLS WINERY RESORT
Fanciful nameCRIMSON RESERVE
Class / type
Origin / appellation
Grape varietalsChambourcin
Approval dateAug 23, 2024
StatusAPPROVED
Serial number24CR10
Permit numberBWN-GA-21003
Producer name & addressParadise Hills, Resort & Spa, PCRS Managment, Inc 366 PARADISE RD 366 Paradise rd Blairsville GA 30512 PARADISE HILLS WINERY RESORT&nbsp(Used on label)
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