TTB COLA Record
MEDSEA
TABLE WHITE WINE · GREECE · Approved Nov 1, 2023
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What to Expect
Expect a delightful table white wine from Greece that showcases the aromatic Muscat family of grapes. Medsea's Moscato and Malagousia offer a fresh, floral profile with hints of peach and apricot, ideal for pairing with light pastries or as an accompaniment to spicy dishes. With its low alcohol content and off-dry sweetness, this wine is perfect for those who appreciate the balance between fruitiness and freshness. Enjoy it well chilled and sipped young for a clean, refreshing experience.
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| TTB ID | 23304001000133 |
| Brand name | MEDSEA |
| Class / type | TABLE WHITE WINE |
| Origin / appellation | GREECE |
| Grape varietals | MOSCATO, Malagousia |
| Approval date | Nov 1, 2023 |
| Status | APPROVED |
| Vendor code | 47559 |
| Serial number | 230007 |
| TTB record | View on TTB COLA Online → |
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