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BLUE ELK VINEYARD PATRIOT

Approved Mar 4, 2020
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What to Expect

Expect a Pinot Noir from BLUE ELK VINEYARD, known for its challenging yet captivating nature. As one of the oldest and most demanding red grape varieties, this wine showcases a delicate balance of aromas like red cherry, raspberry, and earth, with potential for complex secondary and tertiary notes as it ages. While the origin is unknown, BLUE ELK VINEYARD's Pinot Noir likely shares characteristics with other notable regions such as California’s Sonoma Coast and Oregon's Willamette Valley, where this grape thrives in cooler climates. This wine pairs wonderfully with a variety of dishes, from salmon to lightly spiced cuisines.

TTB ID20040001000077
Brand nameBLUE ELK VINEYARD
Fanciful namePATRIOT
Class / type—
Origin / appellation—
Grape varietalsPinot noir
Approval dateMar 4, 2020
StatusAPPROVED
Serial number20BE15
Permit numberBWN-MD-21007
Producer name & addressBlue Elk Vineyard, Blue Elk Vineyard, LLC 88 RIVERS EDGE RD North East MD 21901
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