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WHYTE HORSE WINERY

Approved Nov 20, 2017
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What to Expect

The Marquette from WHYTE HORSE WINERY offers a glimpse into the potential of this cold-hardy hybrid grape. With its bright, spicy profile and cherry and berry fruit notes, it's perfect for those looking for something different in their red wine experience. While the origin is unknown, expect medium-bodied wines with lively acidity and moderate tannin, showcasing the grape's versatility across various regions. Whether you prefer a rustic or polished style, Marquette from WHYTE HORSE WINERY promises an engaging and unique taste adventure.

TTB ID17299001000478
Brand nameWHYTE HORSE WINERY
Class / type—
Origin / appellation—
Grape varietalsMarquette
Approval dateNov 20, 2017
StatusAPPROVED
Serial number170001
Permit numberBWN-IN-15007
Producer name & addressWHYTE HORSE WINERY, BACCHUS WINERY, GOLF & VINEYARD LLC 1510 S AIRPORT RD S MONTICELLO IN 47960 BACCHUS WINERY, GOLF, AND VINEYARD LLC&nbsp(Used on label)
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