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HALF WITT CHAMBOURCIN

Approved Apr 5, 2019
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Half Witt Chambourcin offers a delightful American table red with deep color and berry fruit, complemented by soft tannins. As a French-American hybrid grape, it thrives in challenging growing conditions across Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Virginia, Missouri, Illinois, and other states with humid climates. Known for its adaptable nature and robust structure, this wine showcases black cherry, raspberry, plum, violet, pepper, and sometimes earthy notes. With bright acidity that keeps the fruit fresh even when ripe, Chambourcin is perfect for pairing with a variety of dishes including barbecue, roast pork, pizza, burgers, charcuterie, tomato sauces, and smoked foods.

TTB ID19074001000456
Brand nameHALF WITT CHAMBOURCIN
Class / type
Origin / appellation
Grape varietalsChambourcin
Approval dateApr 5, 2019
StatusAPPROVED
Serial number190002
Permit numberBWN-IL-21050
Producer name & addressHalf Witt Winery, Inc. 240 N HIRST ST Witt IL 62094
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