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LOXAREL 999

Approved Apr 2, 2024
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What to Expect

For those looking for a unique blend, LOXAREL offers a fascinating touch with its Xarel-lo 49%, Pinot Noir 28%, and Xarel-lo Red 23% varietal mix. While the origin of this wine isn't specified, it's clear that the inclusion of Pinot Noir adds complexity to the blend, reminiscent of lighter-bodied reds from Oregon or California’s Sonoma Coast. With its thin skin and delicate nature, LOXAREL likely offers a nuanced and approachable red with flavors of cherry and raspberry, complemented by earthy notes and bright acidity, making it an excellent pairing for various dishes.

TTB ID24079001001188
Brand nameLOXAREL
Fanciful name999
Class / type
Origin / appellation
Grape varietalsXARELLO 49%, PINOT NOIR 28%, XARELLO RED 23%
Approval dateApr 2, 2024
StatusAPPROVED
Serial number245869
Permit numberDE-I-21020
Producer name & addressParedes & Brodie Acquisition Inc. 1000 N WEST ST STE 1200 Wilmington DE 19801 SPANISH ACQUISITION&nbsp(Used on label)
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