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BUTLER

Approved Apr 6, 2021
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Traminette, a modern hybrid white grape developed for its aromatic qualities and disease resistance, is gaining popularity in Indiana, where it has been named the state signature wine grape. This varietal offers notes of rose, lychee, orange blossom, apricot, peach, ginger, and baking spice, with balance being key to achieving a harmonious taste profile. Whether you prefer dry or off-dry styles, Traminette from Indiana can pair beautifully with spicy Asian dishes, glazed pork, fruit-based salads, and gently sweet desserts. Enjoy it chilled for the best experience, focusing on its freshness, aroma, and balanced flavors.

TTB ID21092001000042
Brand nameBUTLER
Class / type
Origin / appellation
Grape varietalsTraminette
Approval dateApr 6, 2021
StatusAPPROVED
Serial number210002
Permit numberBW-IN-14
Producer name & addressBUTLER WINERY, BUTLER WINERY, INC. 6200 E ROBINSON RD BLOOMINGTON IN 47408
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