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THE OBC WINE PROJECT WHITE PINOT GRIS BLEND

Approved Apr 21, 2020
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What to Expect

The OBC WINE PROJECT's Pinot gris offers an intriguing taste journey, with its origins unknown but likely influenced by both Alsatian and Pacific Northwest winemaking traditions. As a fuller-bodied style, it showcases rich textures reminiscent of those found in the region that typically uses "Pinot Grigio" for this grape variety. Whether you're exploring U.S. producers or looking into Oregon's contribution to this grape name, expect a wine with depth and character.

TTB ID20100001000480
Brand nameTHE OBC WINE PROJECT
Fanciful nameWHITE PINOT GRIS BLEND
Class / type—
Origin / appellation—
Grape varietalsPinot gris
Approval dateApr 21, 2020
StatusAPPROVED
Serial number200020
Permit numberBWN-CO-21110
Producer name & addressOdell Brewing Company, ODELL BREWING COMPANY, INC. 824 E LINCOLN AVE Fort Collins CO 80524 THE OBC WINE PROJECT&nbsp(Used on label)
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