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BENT LADDER WINDBREAK

CARBONATED WINE  ·  OHIO  ·  Approved May 4, 2026
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Bent Ladder's Vidal Blanc and Traminette offer a delightful pairing of cold-hardiness with aromatic complexity. Originating from Ohio, these wines showcase the versatility of hybrid grapes in warmer climates. The crisp and refreshing Vidal Blanc brings notes of lemon, green apple, and light floral aromas, perfect for summer salads or as an aperitif. Meanwhile, Traminette's unique blend of Gewurztraminer-like flavors with its own distinctive profile makes it ideal for pairing with spicy Asian dishes, grilled pork, and aromatic curries. Both wines are crafted to balance acidity and sweetness beautifully, ensuring each sip is both enjoyable and memorable.

TTB ID26114001000503
Brand nameBENT LADDER
Fanciful nameWINDBREAK
Class / typeCARBONATED WINE
Origin / appellationOHIO
Grape varietalsVidal blanc, Traminette
Approval dateMay 4, 2026
StatusAPPROVED
Vendor code32865
Serial number260006
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