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DUPLIN MUSCADINE MOSCATO RUBY RED

Approved Oct 28, 2024
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What to Expect

This Muscadine and Moscato blend from DUPLIN offers an unexpected yet delightful pairing of aromatic grapes. While its exact origin remains unknown, it captures the essence of the Moscato family with its floral and grapey notes, often sweet but sometimes still or off-dry. Expect a refreshing, fragrant flavor profile reminiscent of fresh table grapes, perfect for savoring on its own or paired with light fruit desserts or brunch dishes. Enjoy this wine at its best when served chilled to highlight its delicate aromas and crisp finish.

TTB ID24298001000223
Brand nameDUPLIN
Fanciful nameMUSCADINE MOSCATO RUBY RED
Class / type
Origin / appellation
Grape varietalsMuscadine, Moscato
Approval dateOct 28, 2024
StatusAPPROVED
Serial number240013
Permit numberBW-NC-29
Producer name & addressDUPLIN WINE CELLARS, DUPLIN WINE CELLARS, INCORPORATED 342 YELLOWCUT RD ROSE HILL NC 28458
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