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BLUE HERON WINES

Approved Dec 26, 2017
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What to Expect

Blue Heron Wines offers Traminette, an aromatic hybrid white grape with floral spice reminiscent of Gewurztraminer. While its exact origin is unknown, this versatile variety has become important in cooler climates across New York, Indiana, Michigan, Ohio, and Pennsylvania. Known for its adaptability to local conditions, Traminette can be made in various styles from dry to off-dry, with a focus on balance and structure. Expect notes of rose, lychee, orange blossom, apricot, peach, ginger, and baking spice, making it a versatile choice that pairs well with spicy Asian dishes, soft cheeses, and lightly sweet desserts.

TTB ID17348001000736
Brand nameBLUE HERON WINES
Class / type—
Origin / appellation—
Grape varietalsTraminette
Approval dateDec 26, 2017
StatusAPPROVED
Serial number170002
Permit numberBWN-NH-21026
Producer name & addressSQUAMSCOTT VINEYARD AND WINERY, SQUAMSCOTT WINERY, LLC 12 RIVER RD NEWFIELDS NH 03856
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