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THE SWEET LIFE

Approved Jun 29, 2017
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THE SWEET LIFE Vidal Blanc offers a versatile white grape with its roots in resilience and adaptability, perfect for both dry and sweet styles. As a hybrid variety bred to withstand cold climates, this grape can produce a range of wines from crisp, refreshing whites to concentrated ice wines. Its ability to hang on the vine even during freezing temperatures makes it ideal for crafting elegant dessert wines and ice wines that are rich yet vibrant. Whether you prefer a light and fresh Vidal Blanc or a sweeter version with notes of apricot and honey, this grape delivers a nuanced taste experience suited to various dishes.

TTB ID17152001000018
Brand nameTHE SWEET LIFE
Class / type—
Origin / appellation—
Grape varietalsVidal blanc
Approval dateJun 29, 2017
StatusAPPROVED
Serial number175311
Permit numberBWN-PA-21071
Producer name & addressROWAN ASHER WINERY WAREHOUSE, LLC. 103 GYPSUM RD STE A STROUDSBURG PA 18360
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