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DATERRA VITICULTORES AZOS DA PARAXE VAL DE RODORIGO

Approved Sep 7, 2021
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Discover a captivating journey through DATERRA VITICULTORES' Mencia, a red grape from northwest Spain. While specific origins are unknown, this varietal offers a rich tapestry of flavors including red cherry, raspberry, and violet notes, paired with a stony or smoky mineral note. Expect medium-bodied freshness and moderate tannin, revealing an elegant side through old vines and precise winemaking techniques. Whether enjoyed on its own or complementing dishes like roast pork or lentils, this wine showcases the terroir-driven potential of Mencia grapes.

TTB ID21246001000757
Brand nameDATERRA VITICULTORES
Fanciful nameAZOS DA PARAXE VAL DE RODORIGO
Class / type
Origin / appellation
Grape varietalsMencia
Approval dateSep 7, 2021
StatusAPPROVED
Serial number210180
Permit numberCA-I-21732
Producer name & addressLlaurador Wines LLC 85 BOLINAS ROAD STE 14 Fairfax CA 94930
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