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BUSHY RUN WINERY

Approved Nov 30, 2017
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Discover a robust and versatile Chambourcin from BUSHY RUN WINERY in Pennsylvania. This French-American hybrid red grape offers deep color, soft tannin, and berry fruit flavors, ideal for those looking for an accessible yet adaptable wine style. With its ability to thrive in challenging growing conditions, Chambourcin from this winery showcases the grape's versatility, ranging from classic dry reds to fresh rosé options. Pair it with a variety of dishes including barbecue, roast pork, and smoked foods, where its combination of color, acidity, and moderate tannin makes it both enjoyable and forgiving at the table.

TTB ID17330001000107
Brand nameBUSHY RUN WINERY
Class / type—
Origin / appellation—
Grape varietalsChambourcin
Approval dateNov 30, 2017
StatusAPPROVED
Serial number170005
Permit numberBWN-PA-21051
Producer name & addressBUSHY RUN WINERY, BUSHY RUN WINERY, LLC 205 TILLBROOK LN HARRISON CITY PA 15636 BUSHY RUN WINERY&nbsp(Used on label)
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