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THE CAUSE URBAN WINERY DIMORA

Approved Nov 12, 2024
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The URBAN WINERY's THE CAUSE Marsanne and Roussanne offer an intriguing blend of aromatic complexity and texture, with flavors of pear, honey, herbs, and floral notes. As a Rhône white grape, Roussanne is known for its broad texture that can age well, making these wines rewarding to explore over time. Expect a full-bodied palate with moderate acidity and a long, savory finish, perfect for pairing with a variety of dishes including roast chicken, lobster, scallops, pork, cream sauces, root vegetables, mushrooms, and alpine cheeses.

TTB ID24313001000315
Brand nameTHE CAUSE URBAN WINERY
Fanciful nameDIMORA
Class / type
Origin / appellation
Grape varietalsMarsanne, Roussanne
Approval dateNov 12, 2024
StatusAPPROVED
Serial number24CAU1
Permit numberBWN-TX-15120
Producer name & addressKERRVILLE HILLS WINERY, SMJA LLC 3600 FREDERICKSBURG RD KERRVILLE TX 78028 THE CAUSE URBAN WINERY&nbsp(Used on label)
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