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Cellardoor DeChaunac
12-16-2001, 08:43 PM,
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Cellardoor Winery is right here in Maine (www.mainewine.com). It is the first grape winery in this state. Right now they have riesling in the ground, but the rest is French-American, and Cornell Hybrids. They do bring vinifera juice in from the Finger Lakes to make some very nice wines too. We brought home some of the local stuff.

The DeChaunac is a F-A hybrid. Color was a lot like pinot, but with a lot of flavor behind it. It has dark cherries and a hint of chocolate on the nose and upfront. It was very open and balanced across the palate, with smooth tannin and enough oak to marry with a nice fillet steak.



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