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CRANE CREEK VINEYARDS, INC. ENOTAH

Approved Jul 2, 2019
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Chardonel from CRANE CREEK VINEYARDS, INC., a table wine originating in Georgia, offers crisp and medium-bodied whites with flavors of apple, citrus, and subtle creaminess. This grape variety is well-suited for producers looking for a reliable white that can adapt to challenging climates, making it an excellent choice for those seeking familiar yet regionally distinct wines. Whether you prefer unoaked freshness or oak-enhanced depth, Chardonel from CRANE CREEK VINEYARDS, INC., provides a versatile and enjoyable experience at the table.

TTB ID19161001000384
Brand nameCRANE CREEK VINEYARDS, INC.
Fanciful nameENOTAH
Class / type
Origin / appellation
Grape varietalsChardonel
Approval dateJul 2, 2019
StatusAPPROVED
Serial number190012
Permit numberBW-GA-53
Producer name & addressCRANE CREEK VINEYARDS, CRANE CREEK VINEYARDS, INC. 916 CRANE CREEK RD YOUNG HARRIS GA 30582
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