Heron Hill 2020 Ingle Vineyard Blaufränkisch (Finger Lakes)
Lifted aromas of brambly red berries laced with black pepper and sappy, savory herb and spice notes open. The palate has a light and airy feel, but is tugged back down to earth by taut, sappy tannins. Rustic but clean, balanced and varietally typical, wearing its cool-climate origins with confidence. Christina Pickard
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Price$25,Buy Now
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DesignationIngle Vineyard
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Alcohol13.9%
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Bottle Size750 ml
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CategoryRed
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Date Published3/1/2023
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