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ANGEL WALK WINERY

Approved Oct 26, 2020
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Angelo Walk Wines offers a unique blend of Chambourcin, Fredonia, Delaware, and Concord grapes. Originating from an unknown region, these varietals come together in this intriguing wine profile. With its deep color and berry fruit notes, Chambourcin stands out for its soft tannin and adaptability across various regions. Expect a versatile blend that can range from fruity reds to refreshing rosés, all supported by the grape's ability to withstand challenging growing conditions. Whether you're pairing it with barbecue or charcuterie, this wine promises a delightful and approachable experience.

TTB ID20294001000428
Brand nameANGEL WALK WINERY
Class / type
Origin / appellation
Grape varietalsChambourcin, Fredonia, Delaware, Concord
Approval dateOct 26, 2020
StatusAPPROVED
Serial number20TS19
Permit numberBWN-PA-21248
Producer name & addressAngel Walk Winery, Angel Walk Winery, LLC 56 ANGEL WALK LN Allport PA 16821 ANGEL WALK WINERY&nbsp(Used on label)
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