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THE WILLIAMSBURG WINERY HOPPED ROSE

TABLE FLAVORED WINE  ·  VIRGINIA  ·  Approved Sep 19, 2025
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The Williamburg Winery offers two delightful table wines made from Cabernet Franc and Tannat grapes. Both varieties originate from Virginia, showcasing the versatility of these red varietals in a region known for its climate and soil conditions. Cabernet Franc brings aromatic notes with a lighter body compared to Cabernet Sauvignon, while Tannat's robust structure and dark fruit flavors are reminiscent of Madiran wines or Uruguay’s signature grape. Expect full-bodied wines with high tannin and moderate acidity, perfect for pairing with substantial dishes like grilled meats and hearty stews.

TTB ID25258001000269
Brand nameTHE WILLIAMSBURG WINERY
Fanciful nameHOPPED ROSE
Class / typeTABLE FLAVORED WINE
Origin / appellationVIRGINIA
Grape varietalsCabernet Franc, Tannat
Approval dateSep 19, 2025
StatusAPPROVED
Vendor code49814
Serial number250813
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