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HUNTER RED SEMI DRY

Approved Apr 21, 2020
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HUNTER RED SEMI DRY is a blend crafted from De Chaunac, Maréchal Foch, and Pinot noir grapes. While its specific origin remains unknown, this wine showcases the versatility of Pinot Noir, one of the most challenging yet rewarding red grape varieties known for its delicate flavor profile and ability to produce some of the world's finest wines. Whether you're a seasoned connoisseur or just discovering new flavors, HUNTER RED SEMI DRY offers an inviting taste that highlights the unique characteristics of this noble grape variety.

TTB ID20090001000806
Brand nameHUNTER RED SEMI DRY
Class / type
Origin / appellation
Grape varietalsDe Chaunac, Maréchal Foch, Pinot noir
Approval dateApr 21, 2020
StatusAPPROVED
Serial number20HRSD
Permit numberBWN-MI-21169
Producer name & addressPere Marquette Winery, Inc. 1914 S LAKESHORE DR Ludington MI 49431 PERE MARQUETTE WINERY&nbsp(Used on label)
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