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ST AMBROSE CELLARS SECRET BEACH BUBBLY

Approved Mar 3, 2020
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Expect a delightful experience with ST AMBROSE CELLARS' Carbonated Vignoles and Muscat wines from Michigan. These effervescent offerings showcase the aromatic qualities of the Muscat grape family, known for their complex floral and fruity profiles that can range from delicate to deeply concentrated sweetness. Whether you prefer dry or sweet styles, these wines offer a versatile pairing with a wide array of dishes, making them perfect companions for both casual gatherings and more formal meals alike.

TTB ID20057001000836
Brand nameST AMBROSE CELLARS
Fanciful nameSECRET BEACH BUBBLY
Class / type
Origin / appellation
Grape varietalsvignoles, muscat
Approval dateMar 3, 2020
StatusAPPROVED
Serial number200226
Permit numberBWN-MI-15129
Producer name & addressST. AMBROSE CELLARS, SLEEPING BEAR APIARIES, LTD. 841 S PIONEER RD BEULAH MI 49617 ST AMBROSE CELLARS&nbsp(Used on label)
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