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M+L FRENCH-AMERICAN RED BLEND

Approved Aug 21, 2018
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What to Expect

This M+L table red wine combines Cabernet Sauvignon's full body and dark fruit character with Grenache's vibrant acidity and Merlot's soft tannins. Syrah adds depth and complexity, offering a range of flavors from savory peppery notes in cooler climates to rich, full-bodied richness in warmer regions. Originating from New York, this wine showcases the versatility of these grapes across different styles, making it an inviting choice for both casual dining and special occasions.

TTB ID18226001000128
Brand nameM+L
Fanciful nameFRENCH-AMERICAN RED BLEND
Class / type—
Origin / appellation—
Grape varietalsCabernet Sauvignon, Grenache, Merlot, Syrah
Approval dateAug 21, 2018
StatusAPPROVED
Serial number180008
Permit numberBWN-NY-21099
Producer name & addressMaiden & Liberty, Medwick Wines LLC 35 COX NECK RD Mattituck NY 11952 MAIDEN + LIBERTY&nbsp(Used on label)
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