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Warwick Black Dirt Red
10-31-2002, 03:26 PM,
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Baco Noir is indeed a French-American hybrid. Generally, it is used for blending, but there still exists some as varietal. The Finger Lakes still has a few, the Midwest too.

I find Baco generally too acidic for a red. That is the one-dimensionality of it that bothers me.



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