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SAAR GOLD

Approved Apr 17, 2024
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What to Expect

SAAR GOLD is a delightful entry into the world of Riesling wines, a versatile grape variety known for its wide-ranging styles from bone-dry to intensely sweet. While we don't have specific information about this particular brand's origin or classification, Riesling in the COLA registry typically comes from regions like the Pacific Northwest, New York, and Michigan, where you can find both dry and sweet expressions of this grape. Whether you prefer a crisp, refreshing palate or a wine with lingering sweetness, SAAR GOLD offers an intriguing glimpse into the diverse world of Riesling wines.

TTB ID24098001000068
Brand nameSAAR GOLD
Class / type
Origin / appellation
Grape varietalsRiesling
Approval dateApr 17, 2024
StatusAPPROVED
Serial number240001
Permit numberCA-I-23440
Producer name & addressSaar Family Vineyard, Saar Family Vineyard, LLC 12721 WOODSON BRIDGE DR Bakersfield CA 93311
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