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BUTLER

Approved Dec 30, 2024
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What to Expect

Traminette, a modern hybrid white grape with aromatic qualities reminiscent of Gewurztraminer, offers versatility in style from dry to off-dry, making it a valuable addition to your wine collection. As a key player in regions like Indiana and the eastern United States, Traminette showcases its adaptability to cooler climates and can be paired with a variety of dishes, including spicy Asian cuisine, pork-based foods, and fruit desserts. Its educational value as a hybrid grape also makes it an interesting choice for those interested in understanding how breeding supports local wine cultures. Enjoy its freshness and balance by serving it chilled.

TTB ID24354001000668
Brand nameBUTLER
Class / type
Origin / appellation
Grape varietalsTraminette
Approval dateDec 30, 2024
StatusAPPROVED
Serial number240013
Permit numberBW-IN-14
Producer name & addressBUTLER WINERY, BUTLER WINERY, INC. 6200 E ROBINSON RD BLOOMINGTON IN 47408
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