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DEATH TO HAMLET

Approved Jul 14, 2022
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Discover DEATH TO HAMLET, an intriguing Nebbiolo wine with origins unknown but rich in potential. As a red grape of Italy's prestigious Barolo and Barbaresco wines, Nebbiolo is renowned for its high tannin, high acidity, and long aging requirements. While the specific appellation isn't listed here, DEATH TO HAMLET offers a glimpse into this complex varietal from California producers, adding to the growing list of domestic Nebbiolo offerings in the U.S. COLA registry. With its modest yet notable presence among other Italian varieties, you're likely to find unique and well-crafted expressions of this grape.

TTB ID22177001000135
Brand nameDEATH TO HAMLET
Class / type
Origin / appellation
Grape varietalsNebbiolo
Approval dateJul 14, 2022
StatusAPPROVED
Serial number22017L
Permit numberBW-TX-20
Producer name & addressLLANO ESTACADO WINERY, LLANO ESTACADO WINERY, INC. 3426 E FM 1585 LUBBOCK TX 79404
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