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EOTL TANNAT

DESSERT /PORT/SHERRY/(COOKING) WINE  ·  TEXAS  ·  Approved Dec 30, 2024
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EOTL's Tannat and Petit Verdot dessert wine is crafted with deep color and firm tannins, offering a unique twist on traditional red grape varieties. Originating in Texas, this versatile wine can be enjoyed as a dessert, port, sherry-style beverage, or even used for cooking due to its robust structure. Drawing from the rich heritage of Tannat, known for its dark fruit flavors and long aging potential, EOTL's offering showcases the grape’s ability to stand up to time and food pairing. Expect full-bodied wines with high tannin and moderate acidity, perfect for those who appreciate complex flavors complemented by robust dishes like grilled meats and charred vegetables.

TTB ID24355001000496
Brand nameEOTL
Fanciful nameTANNAT
Class / typeDESSERT /PORT/SHERRY/(COOKING) WINE
Origin / appellationTEXAS
Grape varietalsTannat, Petit Verdot
Approval dateDec 30, 2024
StatusAPPROVED
Vendor code45031
Serial number242401
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