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BETHEL HEIGHTS VINEYARD ELEVAGE

Approved Oct 25, 2017
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At BETHEL HEIGHTS VINEYARD, their Pinot Blanc offers a delightful and approachable white wine experience from Oregon. This gentle, dry variety boasts apple, pear, almond, and soft textures, reminiscent of its close relatives in Alsace or Italy. With its balanced profile and clean orchard-fruit notes, it adapts well to various dining tables, making it an easy bridge between crisp whites and richer styles. Perfect for pairing with a range of dishes from roast chicken and mild cheeses to creamy pasta and vegetable dishes, this Pinot Blanc is sure to please.

TTB ID17297001000001
Brand nameBETHEL HEIGHTS VINEYARD
Fanciful nameELEVAGE
Class / type—
Origin / appellation—
Grape varietalsPinot blanc
Approval dateOct 25, 2017
StatusAPPROVED
Serial number170190
Permit numberBW-OR-98
Producer name & addressBETHEL HEIGHTS VINEYARD, BETHEL HEIGHTS VINEYARD, INC. 6060 BETHEL HEIGHTS RD NW SALEM OR 97304
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