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TTB COLA Record

HOFGUT FALKENSTEIN KRETTNACHER AUF DEM HOLZCHEN

Approved Apr 9, 2021
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What to Expect

HOFGUT FALKENSTEIN is a delightful RIESLING wine from an unknown origin. As a versatile grape variety associated with regions like Germany's Rhine and Moselle, where it produces wines ranging from bone-dry to intensely sweet, this RIESLING offers a glimpse into the wide stylistic diversity of white varieties in our registry. While we don't have specific details about HOFGUT FALKENSTEIN's origin or classification, its RIESLING lineage promises an intriguing and nuanced drinking experience.

TTB ID21097001000144
Brand nameHOFGUT FALKENSTEIN
Fanciful nameKRETTNACHER AUF DEM HOLZCHEN
Class / type
Origin / appellation
Grape varietalsRIESLING
Approval dateApr 9, 2021
StatusAPPROVED
Serial number210292
Permit numberIL-I-15215
Producer name & addressROBERT HOUDE WINES, ROBERT HOUDE WINES LLC 224 VALLEY VIEW DR ST CHARLES IL 60175 ROBERT HOUDE WINES&nbsp(Used on label)
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