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DOMAINE GILLE

Approved Nov 16, 2020
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What to Expect

DOMAINE GILLE's PINOT NOIR is a testament to the grape's challenging yet rewarding nature, with its 100% Pinot Noir varietal ensuring purity and depth. While the exact origin of this wine isn't specified, it shares the same rich history as Pinot Noir across various appellations around the world, from California and Oregon in the United States to regions like Alto Adige and Lombardy in Italy. With its delicate yet complex profile, expect a light-bodied wine with aromas of red cherry, raspberry, and earth, promising an engaging and nuanced drinking experience that pairs wonderfully with a variety of dishes.

TTB ID20313001000005
Brand nameDOMAINE GILLE
Class / type
Origin / appellation
Grape varietalsPINOT NOIR 100%
Approval dateNov 16, 2020
StatusAPPROVED
Serial number200320
Permit numberPR-I-767
Producer name & addressBALLESTER HERMANOS, INC. WESTGATE IND. PK. RD #869 CATANO PR 00962
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