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2 public records

Scope: Wine · United States · Tasted and scored · Conflicting grape claims

2 public records match. Documented named removal method: 1 of 1 eligible records. Documented exact residual claim: 1 of 2 records. Firsthand scores: 2.

Evidence gaps stay in the denominator. Method missing or withheld: 0; method conflicts: 0; ABV missing or unsupported: 0; ABV conflicts: 1; documented grapes: 0 of 2 wine records.

Named removal method 1/1 eligible 100% Exact residual claim 1/2 records 50% Firsthand score 2/2 records 100% Documented grapes 0/2 wines 0%

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Glasrose

Glasrose Elderflower & Yuzu Verjus

Public product ID TDS-0497

88/100
Origin
United States
Style
Sparkling
Classification
Alternative
Availability
Producer shop checked 30 Oct 2026
Removal method Not applicable — no removal claim Removal method not applicable
Evidence
No field-level source
Supports
No public supporting sentence is stored for this field.

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Residual ABV 0.0% Documented exact residual
Evidence
Producer documented
Checked
2026-11-07
Supports
Max Hoetzel wrote on 2 November 2026 that ABV is 0, with the 2026 Yuzu technical sheet attached. The product page identifies this bottle and does not print a percent.

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Grape varieties Vermentino Conflicting grape claims
Evidence
Bottle verified
Checked
2026-11-07
Supports
The source is associated with this field; no public supporting sentence is stored.
Open dispute
Earlier 2025 sources, not the photographed 2026 vintage: the product page does not name a grape. The Santa Barbara Independent, 24 February 2026, says this bottle is made from malvasia. The Santa Maria Sun, 8 October 2026, says it includes vermentino. The Glasrose story page names Malvasia and Syrah for the later pick.

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Hand on Heart

Hand on Heart Rosé

Public product ID TDS-0634

84/100
Origin
United States
Style
Rosé
Classification
Dealcoholized
Availability
Seen at Better Rhodes checked 10 Nov 2026
Removal method Spinning cone Documented named removal method
Evidence
Producer documented
Checked
2026-11-10
Supports
The source is associated with this field; no public supporting sentence is stored.

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Residual ABV <0.5% Unresolved conflict
Evidence
Producer documented
Checked
2026-11-10
Supports
The source is associated with this field; no public supporting sentence is stored.
Open dispute
Serendipity structured field prints 0.5%; the same page’s winemaking sentence says under 0.5% ABV. The 2020 sell sheet and Better Rhodes print less than / <0.5%. Public field follows the less-than ceiling.

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Grape varieties 97% Muscat, 3% Pinot Noir (Serendipity Wines NV trade listing). A 2020 producer sell sheet and Better Rhodes instead list 99% Chardonnay and 1% Cabernet Sauvignon. Conflicting grape claims
Evidence
Distributor sourced
Checked
2026-11-10
Supports
The source is associated with this field; no public supporting sentence is stored.
Open dispute
Serendipity NV trade listing (2026-11-10): 97% Muscat, 3% Pinot Noir. Archived 2020 producer sell sheet and living Better Rhodes page: 99% Chardonnay and 1% Cabernet Sauvignon. Not reconciled.

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Global overview

Catalog coverage, with the gaps left visible

635 publicly inspectable records. 21 work-in-progress records are excluded. Catalog composition is coverage—not market size, share, sales, demand, or launches.

Recorded catalog growth

Catalog coverage and firsthand tasted-and-scored coverage are separate series. A catalog addition is a TDS coverage event—not a market launch.

Launch milestone 2026-09-18 First recorded bottle; not a full inventory snapshot.

No earlier comparable inventory snapshots are on record. The chart starts with today’s live snapshot; the missing interval is intentional.

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DatePublic catalogTasted & scoredScopeSource
2026-11-13 635 365 public_catalog_v1 Live catalog · tdsi-988807bc30ee

Composition

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Production origin

Public Wine

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Production originRecordsShare
Germany10424%
United States8419%
France7918%
Spain5513%
Italy205%
South Africa194%
Austria164%
Australia153%
New Zealand133%
Canada72%
Chile61%
Belgium31%
Argentina31%
Hungary31%
Sweden20%
Armenia10%
Netherlands10%
Denmark10%
Germany10%

Field-by-field completeness

Evidence states—not a disclosure leaderboard

Completeness is not quality, safety, honesty, or proof that one process makes a better drink. These explicit rules are groundwork for a future Transparency Index, not an index itself.

Removal method

1/1 removal-eligible records have a documented named method. Inapplicable and unknown applicability remain outside that denominator.

Residual ABV

1/2 records have a sourced exact residual claim without an open ABV conflict. Label-only declarations and ceilings stay separate.

Lab-tested residual share is not yet measurable from current records; a declaration is not called a lab result without lab evidence.

Grape varieties

0/2 wine records have a supported grape field. Presence in this catalog does not measure grape demand or tell growers what to plant.