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SORANUS

Approved Jun 8, 2023
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What to Expect

SORANUS is a Nebbiolo wine with an intriguing origin unknown to us at this time. Known for its high tannin, high acidity, and long ageing requirements, Nebbiolo is a classic Italian grape variety best appreciated in the full-bodied Barolo or Barbaresco wines of Piedmont. Expect flavors that are both bold and complex, with hints of red cherry, rose petal, and sometimes hints of earthiness. While not as widely recognized as other Italian varietals like Sangiovese or Barbera, Nebbiolo's presence in the U.S. registry suggests it has a dedicated following among wine enthusiasts who appreciate its unique character.

TTB ID23150001000491
Brand nameSORANUS
Class / type
Origin / appellation
Grape varietalsNEBBIOLO
Approval dateJun 8, 2023
StatusAPPROVED
Serial number23SRBA
Permit numberFL-I-15471
Producer name & addressINNOVINO INTERNATIONAL INC 7707 N UNIVERSITY DR SUITE 108 TAMARAC FL 33321
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