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PIQUERAS WILD FERMENTED VERDEJO

Approved Aug 20, 2021
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What to Expect

This Piqueras Wild Fermented Verdejo offers an inviting taste of citrus, fennel, stone fruit, and a lightly bitter finish typical of Verdejo. Though its origin is unknown, it shares similarities with Rueda in Spain, where the grape is celebrated for its clean, fresh, and aromatic dry whites made through temperature-controlled fermentation. Expect crisp and aromatic notes with hints of lime and lemon, complemented by subtle herbal and citrus-pith flavors. Its versatility makes it a delightful choice to pair with tapas, seafood, salads, and dishes that benefit from its distinctive bitterness.

TTB ID21231001000824
Brand namePIQUERAS WILD FERMENTED VERDEJO
Class / type
Origin / appellation
Grape varietalsVerdejo
Approval dateAug 20, 2021
StatusAPPROVED
Serial number210812
Permit numberFL-I-21261
Producer name & addressGourmet Food & Wine Distributor Corp. 4618 NW 74TH AVE Miami FL 33166
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