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CORTELL COLLECTION ROSIE'S ROSE

Approved Jan 26, 2026
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The CORTELL COLLECTION Pinot Noir Sparkling Wine/Champagne from Oregon showcases the delicate elegance of this grape variety, known for its challenging yet rewarding cultivation. With a focus on lightness and finesse, these wines offer aromas of red cherry and raspberry intertwined with earthy undertones, making them perfect companions for salmon, duck, and mushroom dishes. Enjoy a taste of sophistication without overpowering flavors, ideal for those who appreciate the subtlety of Pinot Noir in sparkling form.

TTB ID26022001000364
Brand nameCORTELL COLLECTION
Fanciful nameROSIE'S ROSE
Class / type
Origin / appellation
Grape varietalsPinot noir
Approval dateJan 26, 2026
StatusAPPROVED
Serial number26PNSP
Permit numberBWN-OR-21553
Producer name & addressCortell Collection, J. Cortell Wines, LLC 16225 NE WILKERSON WAY Newberg OR 97132 CORTELL COLLECTION, J. CORTELL WINES, LLC&nbsp(Used on label)
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