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BLUE HERON WINES¿

Approved May 17, 2018
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What to Expect

Traminette from BLUE HERON WINES is an aromatic white grape with notes of rose, lychee, orange blossom, apricot, peach, ginger, and baking spice. As a modern hybrid developed for cold-climate regions, it offers the floral perfume of Gewurztraminer while providing better disease resistance and adaptability to local conditions. Expect versatile flavors that can be enjoyed in various styles from off-dry to dry, with balance being key to achieving the right profile. Pair this wine with spicy Asian dishes, glazed pork, aromatic curries, soft cheeses, fruit-based salads, or lightly sweet desserts.

TTB ID18111001000052
Brand nameBLUE HERON WINES¿
Class / type
Origin / appellation
Grape varietalsTraminette
Approval dateMay 17, 2018
StatusAPPROVED
Serial number180003
Permit numberBWN-NH-21026
Producer name & addressSQUAMSCOTT VINEYARD AND WINERY, SQUAMSCOTT WINERY, LLC 12 RIVER RD NEWFIELDS NH 03856
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