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ARCHER VINEYARD BRUT ROSE BUBBLES

Approved Apr 21, 2021
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What to Expect

Expect a blend of Pinot Gris and Pinot Noir from Archer Vineyard, where the grape origins are unknown. Known for its rich textures in Oregon, this Pinot Gris offers fuller-bodied flavors. Meanwhile, our Pinot Noir showcases the challenging yet rewarding nature of this variety, with aromatic profiles that include red cherry and earth, evolving into sophisticated secondary aromas over time. Both wines pair beautifully with a range of dishes, from salmon to mushroom dishes.

TTB ID21104001000518
Brand nameARCHER VINEYARD
Fanciful nameBRUT ROSE BUBBLES
Class / type—
Origin / appellation—
Grape varietalsPinot gris, Pinot noir
Approval dateApr 21, 2021
StatusAPPROVED
Serial number21AVBR
Permit numberBWN-OR-21452
Producer name & addressIterum, Orchard House Vineyard and Wines, LLC 4070 FAIRVIEW INDUSTRIAL DR STE 150 Salem OR 97302 ARCHER WINES LLC&nbsp(Used on label)
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