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NEWMAN CREEK CELLARS LADY OF THE LAKE

Approved Oct 2, 2017
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At Newman Creek Cellars, their Vidal Blanc offers a delightful taste of Ohio's cool climate. This dry white wine showcases notes of lemon and green apple, complemented by hints of pear and melon. As a versatile grape, Vidal Blanc can also develop more concentrated flavors like apricot, peach, honey, and tropical fruit in sweeter styles. Whether you prefer its crisp, refreshing character or the rich, full-bodied sweetness, Newman Creek Cellars' Vidal Blanc is sure to please with its balanced acidity that keeps intense sweetness from feeling heavy.

TTB ID17270001000966
Brand nameNEWMAN CREEK CELLARS
Fanciful nameLADY OF THE LAKE
Class / type—
Origin / appellation—
Grape varietalsVidal blanc
Approval dateOct 2, 2017
StatusAPPROVED
Serial number17VIDA
Permit numberBWN-OH-21008
Producer name & addressNEWMAN CREEK CELLARS, ROBERT MANN 28 CHARLES AVE SE MASSILLON OH 44646
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