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TAMARAL VERDEJO

Approved Mar 13, 2023
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What to Expect

Tamaral Verdejo offers an inviting exploration into the world of Verdejo, a white grape most strongly associated with Rueda in north-central Spain. While its origin is unknown on this page, it shares similarities with Verdejo from Rueda, known for its citrus, fennel, stone fruit flavors and a subtly bitter finish. Expect crisp, aromatic whites that can be textured when aged or grown from old vines, making for a versatile wine to pair with a variety of dishes including tapas, seafood, grilled vegetables, goat cheese, roast chicken, salads with herbs, and even green vegetables paired with olive oil.

TTB ID23067001000519
Brand nameTAMARAL VERDEJO
Class / type
Origin / appellation
Grape varietalsVerdejo
Approval dateMar 13, 2023
StatusAPPROVED
Serial number238877
Permit numberFL-I-21878
Producer name & addressConsortium Wine and Spirits, Consortium Wine and Spirits, LLC 9900 SW 107 AVE STE 103 Miami FL 33176 CONSORTIUM WINE & SPIRITS&nbsp(Used on label)
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