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SERAFINO GSM

Approved Sep 5, 2023
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Serafino is crafted from a blend of 92% Grenache, 8% Shiraz, and 2% Mataro grapes, likely sourced from an unknown origin. As a versatile grape variety native to Spain, Grenache thrives in the warm climates of both France's Rhône region and Spain’s prestigious wine appellations like Rioja and Priorat. While specific details about Serafino are limited, this blend showcases the potential for these grapes to create rich, full-bodied wines with flavors that range from dark fruits to hints of spice, making it an intriguing choice for those looking to explore a unique red varietal.

TTB ID23243001000324
Brand nameSERAFINO
Fanciful nameGSM
Class / type
Origin / appellation
Grape varietalsGrenache 92%, Shiraz 8% and Mataro 2%
Approval dateSep 5, 2023
StatusAPPROVED
Serial number230145
Permit numberMN-I-21033
Producer name & addressSmall Lot Imports, Inc. 606 VANDAL ST UNIT D 01 St Paul MN 55114
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