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SEVEN OXEN POLARIS

Approved Sep 12, 2022
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What to Expect

Seventeen OXEN combines Grenache and Tannat grapes from an unknown origin, offering a unique blend with rich potential. Both grapes are known for their robust structures—Grenache's Spanish roots and Tannat’s firm tannins and dark fruit characteristics. Expect full-bodied wines with high tannin and moderate to high acidity, showcasing flavors of blackberry, black plum, cassis, and earthy spice. Whether you prefer the traditional Madiran style or more modern Uruguayan expressions, these wines promise a deep and satisfying experience, complemented by hearty dishes like grilled meats and sausages.

TTB ID22253001000111
Brand nameSEVEN OXEN
Fanciful namePOLARIS
Class / type
Origin / appellation
Grape varietalsGrenache, Tannat
Approval dateSep 12, 2022
StatusAPPROVED
Serial number220910
Permit numberBWN-CA-21377
Producer name & addressSEVEN OXEN WINERY, KILER CANYON LLC 3340 RAMADA DR STE A PASO ROBLES CA 93446
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