TTB COLA Record
BLOOD OF ATACAMA
TABLE RED WINE · MAINE · Approved Mar 21, 2024
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BLOOD OF ATACAMA Carmenere from Maine offers a rich and full-bodied experience with flavors of plum, dark berries, savory green-pepper spice, and mild tannins. As one of Chile's signature red grapes, this wine showcases the best of Carmenère's characteristics—plush texture balanced by a savory herbal edge. Expect smooth, approachable varietal wines that pair beautifully with grilled meats, pork, and moderately spicy dishes.
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| TTB ID | 24074001000892 |
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| Brand name | BLOOD OF ATACAMA |
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| Class / type | TABLE RED WINE |
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| Origin / appellation | MAINE |
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| Grape varietals | Carmenere |
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| Approval date | Mar 21, 2024 |
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| Status | APPROVED |
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| Vendor code | 53291 |
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| Serial number | 240000 |
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| TTB record | View on TTB COLA Online → |
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