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FIELD SUPPLY WINE THE ART OF ARCHERY

TABLE RED WINE  ·  NEW YORK  ·  Approved Mar 26, 2026
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What to Expect

Welcome to our table wine selection, where you'll find a delightful blend of Chambourcin and Cabernet Sauvignon from New York. This unique pairing offers a rich combination of robust flavors with a touch of elegance. Expect deep color and berry fruit notes like black cherry and raspberry, complemented by subtle hints of plum and violet. The wine's structure is balanced, with moderate tannin that won't overwhelm your palate. Whether you're savoring it with barbecue, roast pork, or pizza, this Chambourcin Cabernet Sauvignon from New York will impress with its versatility and smooth finish.

TTB ID26080001000045
Brand nameFIELD SUPPLY WINE
Fanciful nameTHE ART OF ARCHERY
Class / typeTABLE RED WINE
Origin / appellationNEW YORK
Grape varietalsChambourcin, Cabernet Sauvignon
Approval dateMar 26, 2026
StatusAPPROVED
Vendor code51401
Serial number260002
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