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MOTHER BLOCK WHITE BLEND

Approved Mar 25, 2022
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What to Expect

This MOTHER BLOCK wine features a blend of Vermentino (77%), Ansonica (16%), Falanghina (4%), and Pecorino (3%). While its specific origin is unknown, it draws inspiration from the coastal regions where these grapes thrive. With notes of citrus, herbs, sea-breeze freshness, and a lightly bitter almond finish, this wine offers a refreshing and versatile pairing for Mediterranean-inspired dishes and seafood. Its bright acidity pairs beautifully with grilled fish, shellfish, and young cheeses, making it an ideal companion to your culinary adventures.

TTB ID22081001000025
Brand nameMOTHER BLOCK
Fanciful nameWHITE BLEND
Class / type
Origin / appellation
Grape varietalsVermentino - 77%, Ansonica - 16%, Falanghina - 4%, Pecorino - 3%
Approval dateMar 25, 2022
StatusAPPROVED
Serial number22MBWB
Permit numberCA-I-22811
Producer name & addressLegend Imports, Botrytis LLC 830 TEAKWOOD RD Los Angeles CA 90049
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