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BALLABIO TRONCONERO

Approved Dec 21, 2020
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Ballabio Pinot Noir is a wine crafted from 100% Pinot Noir grapes, a grape variety known for its thin skin and delicate nature. While its origin remains unknown, this varietal originates in regions across the world where cooler climates suit it well—such as California's Sonoma Coast and Russian River Valley or Oregon’s Willamette Valley. With its lighter-bodied profile and nuanced aromas of red cherry, raspberry, earth, and mushroom, Ballabio Pinot Noir offers a versatile companion for various dishes, from salmon to lightly spiced meats and poultry.

TTB ID20346001000619
Brand nameBALLABIO
Fanciful nameTRONCONERO
Class / type
Origin / appellation
Grape varietalsPINOT NOIR 100%
Approval dateDec 21, 2020
StatusAPPROVED
Serial number200049
Permit numberNY-I-1427
Producer name & addressPREMIUM BRANDS, INC. 6913 FLEET ST FOREST HILLS NY 11375 PREMIUM BRANDS, INC.&nbsp(Used on label)
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