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SCHLOSS SAARSTEIN ALTE REBEN

Approved May 12, 2023
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What to Expect

For a wine from Schloss Saarstein, expect a versatile and expressive Riesling that could potentially span across various styles, given its unknown origin. As a grape associated with Germany's Rhine and Moselle regions, this wine might offer a taste of the region’s renowned dry to intensely sweet qualities. While specific details about Schloss Saarstein are not available, you can anticipate a wine that likely reflects the broad stylistic range of Riesling in the U.S., where it is popular in places like the Pacific Northwest, New York, and Michigan.

TTB ID23128001000197
Brand nameSCHLOSS SAARSTEIN
Fanciful nameALTE REBEN
Class / type
Origin / appellation
Grape varietalsRiesling
Approval dateMay 12, 2023
StatusAPPROVED
Serial number23SA19
Permit numberIL-I-21189
Producer name & addressValckenberg International, VALCKENBERG INTERNATIONAL, INC. 820 E TERRA COTTA AVE STE 112 Crystal Lake IL 60014
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