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CASUAL FRIDAY

Approved Nov 19, 2024
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What to Expect

CASUAL FRIDAY offers a blend of Zinfandel, a red grape with deep roots in California, and Sangiovese, the primary red grape of Italy's Tuscan region. While their origins are unknown, both grapes bring distinctive flavors and versatility to your glass. Expect bold, spicy notes from the Zinfandel paired with rich tomato-based dishes or grilled meats, while the Sangiovese adds a touch of elegance, perfect for Italian-style blends or as a standalone varietal. Whether you're pairing it with casual meals or more formal dining, CASUAL FRIDAY is ready to elevate your wine experience.

TTB ID24313001000150
Brand nameCASUAL FRIDAY
Class / type
Origin / appellation
Grape varietalsZinfandel, Sangiovese
Approval dateNov 19, 2024
StatusAPPROVED
Serial number24REDB
Permit numberBWN-TX-21253
Producer name & addressR.A Hyde Wines and Vineyard, R. A. Hyde Wines and Vineyard, L.L.C. 10238 FM 1886 HWY Azle TX 76020
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