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BINDELLA FOSSOLUPAIO

Approved Jun 22, 2017
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This BINDELLA wine features a blend of Sangiovese and Syrah grapes. While we don't have specific details about its origin or classification, both grapes are known for their rich flavors and versatility. Sangiovese is a classic Italian grape used in Chianti and Brunello di Montalcino, while Syrah produces wines that range from savory and peppery to full-bodied and dark, with influences from the Rhône Valley and Australia. Whether you prefer restraint or more fruit-forward styles, BINDELLA offers a delightful pairing for your next meal.

TTB ID17170001000211
Brand nameBINDELLA
Fanciful nameFOSSOLUPAIO
Class / type—
Origin / appellation—
Grape varietalsSangiovese, Syrah
Approval dateJun 22, 2017
StatusAPPROVED
Serial number170027
Permit numberFL-I-21274
Producer name & addressVINAIOCAPRESE, FABBROMARIOMARESCA, INC 3462 SW DEGGELLER CT PALM CITY FL 34990 VINAIOCAPRESE, FINE WINES COMPANY&nbsp(Used on label)
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