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COURTYARD WINERY

Approved Nov 15, 2017
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What to Expect

Expect a robust and approachable Chambourcin from Pennsylvania's Courtyard Winery. This French-American hybrid red grape offers deep color, soft tannin, and berry fruit flavors, making it versatile for various styles including dry reds, off-dry options, rosé, and blends. With its adaptable nature, Chambourcin can be found in many regions with challenging growing conditions, showcasing a range of classic styles from fruity and soft to structured and oak-aged. Pair this wine with a variety of dishes, from barbecue and roast pork to tomato sauces and smoked foods, where its balance of color, acidity, and moderate tannin ensures it remains fresh and enjoyable at the table.

TTB ID17317001000163
Brand nameCOURTYARD WINERY
Class / type—
Origin / appellation—
Grape varietalsChambourcin
Approval dateNov 15, 2017
StatusAPPROVED
Serial number1711BB
Permit numberBWN-PA-15075
Producer name & addressTHE COURTYARD WINERIES LLC 9455 W MIDDLE RD NORTH EAST PA 16428
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