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HAMACHER WINES

Approved Oct 5, 2018
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What to Expect

HAMACHER WINE'S PINOT NOIR offers a nuanced taste journey through the complexities of this delicate grape variety, known for its thin skin and challenging cultivation. While the exact origin is unknown, HAMACHER WINES has crafted these wines with care in regions where Pinot Noir thrives, such as Oregon's Willamette Valley or California's coastal areas, ensuring a balance of earthy aromas and cherry notes that are characteristic of this versatile grape. Whether enjoyed young for its bright acidity or aged for more complex layers, HAMACHER WINE'S PINOT NOIR is a delightful choice for those who appreciate the subtleties and depth of Pinot Noir.

TTB ID18270001000553
Brand nameHAMACHER WINES
Class / type—
Origin / appellation—
Grape varietalsPinot noir
Approval dateOct 5, 2018
StatusAPPROVED
Serial number180008
Permit numberBW-OR-233
Producer name & addressHAMACHER WINES, INC. 14665 SW WINERY LN BEAVERTON OR 97007
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