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LA GARAGISTA FARM + WINERY IN A DARK COUNTRY SKY

Approved Jul 1, 2019
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La Garagista Farm + Winery produces Marquette grapes, a modern cold-climate hybrid from the northern United States. Known for its bright and spicy flavors with cherry and berry fruit, Marquette is celebrated for its resilience in harsh winters, producing wines that are both lively and structured. Expect medium-bodied, well-balanced wines with notes of cherry, blackberry, and sometimes earthy or smoky undertones. Whether you prefer dry reds, rosés, or sparkling styles, La Garagista's Marquette is a versatile choice to complement various dishes, from grilled sausages and barbecue to rich tomato-based sauces.

TTB ID19151001000647
Brand nameLA GARAGISTA FARM + WINERY
Fanciful nameIN A DARK COUNTRY SKY
Class / type
Origin / appellation
Grape varietalsMarquette
Approval dateJul 1, 2019
StatusAPPROVED
Serial number19LG19
Permit numberBWN-VT-15017
Producer name & addressLA GARAGISTA LLC 1834 MT. HUNGER RD BARNARD VT 05031
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