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STAR TREK SPOCK

Approved Sep 12, 2024
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What to Expect

This STAR TREK wine showcases the robust character of Nerello Mascalese, a grape known for its pale color, red fruit, volcanic flavors, high acidity, and firm but fine tannins. Originating from Mount Etna, it offers an aromatic and savory mountain wine shaped by altitude, lava soils, and bright acidity. Expect notes of cherry, cranberry, rose, dried herbs, smoke, and stony volcanic impressions, with the tannins noticeable yet refined, making for a balanced and structured experience that pairs well with various dishes like mushrooms, poultry, pork, oily fish, and charred vegetables.

TTB ID24247001000522
Brand nameSTAR TREK
Fanciful nameSPOCK
Class / type
Origin / appellation
Grape varietalsNERELLO MASCALESE
Approval dateSep 12, 2024
StatusAPPROVED
Serial number24STNM
Permit numberBWN-CA-23183
Producer name & addressIn Good Taste, Taste It Inc. 9125 GRATON RD Graton CA 95444 IN GOOD TASTE&nbsp(Used on label)
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