Aurore
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(aka. Aurora, Siebel 5279)
A 19th century French hybrid, Aurore was created by Albert Seibel and named after the Roman goddess of dawn. At one time, Aurore was the most widely planted non-labrusca grape in New York State. In recent read more...
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Aurore on Snooth
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100% aurore grapes, this is a fruity wine with strong notes of honey. The skins of the aurore grapes are used during fermentation, and as a result the wine has a beautiful deep amber color. There’s a jewel-tone quality...
The tasting notes describe this as a semi-dry white. A blend of aurore and vidal blanc grapes, the color is a beautiful medium-gold that catches the light. The nose has strong notes of green apple, and there is a tartness...
A blend of Cayuga, Chardonnay and Aurore grapes, this is a richer and slightly sweeter wine than the White Frost. The color is a lovely medium yellow, and the nose crisp with faint notes of fruit and berries. The wine...
titaniumsky
Christmas 2008, Joni and I drank this sparkling rose. $10.00 bottle, quite good. Very drinkable and not too sweet.
excellent
Bouzignac
It's an excelent rosé wine
Philip
Light and fruity with some acidity. OK
Popular Regions for Aurore
- Gaillac
- New York
- USA
- Finger Lakes
- Champagne
- Châteauneuf-du-pape
- Vin De Pays
- Southern Rhône
- Pennsylvania
- Connecticut
- New Hampshire
- Burgundy
- Rhône
- Languedoc-roussillon
- Côtes-du-rhône
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