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MASTROBERARDINO

TABLE WHITE WINE  ·  ITALY  ·  Approved Jul 23, 2025
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What to Expect

Expect a rich and textured Fiano from MASTROBERARDINO, a table white wine with flavors of citrus, pear, hazelnut, and floral notes. Originating in Italy’s southern regions, this grape is known for its distinctive character, often showing hints of honey, herbs, almond, and hazelnut, as well as a smoky or waxy note. With time, it develops deeper nutty and mineral tones. Enjoy this wine with a variety of dishes including seafood, roast chicken, pork, pasta with herbs, eggplant, fennel, shellfish, and aged cheeses. Its balanced acidity and savory complexity make it an excellent pairing for both casual meals and those seeking more structured white wines.

TTB ID25196001000657
Brand nameMASTROBERARDINO
Class / typeTABLE WHITE WINE
Origin / appellationITALY
Grape varietalsFIANO
Approval dateJul 23, 2025
StatusAPPROVED
Vendor code23081
Serial number250729
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