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PLEASANT HILL WINERY

Approved Aug 28, 2017
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At Pleasant Hill Winery, their Graciano dessert wine offers a unique and nuanced experience. Originating from Washington state, this grape variety, best known for its presence in Rioja blends, brings depth and structure with notes of black cherry, plum, violet, pepper, clove, licorice, and dried herbs. With high acidity and firm tannin, it can be a compelling varietal wine when ripe, complemented by subtle oak to enhance the grape's natural vibrancy. Perfect for pairing with dishes like grilled meats, roasted peppers, and hard cheeses seasoned with paprika or herbs, this dessert wine from Pleasant Hill Winery is sure to delight your palate.

TTB ID17236001000670
Brand namePLEASANT HILL WINERY
Class / type—
Origin / appellation—
Grape varietalsGraciano
Approval dateAug 28, 2017
StatusAPPROVED
Serial number170096
Permit numberBW-WA-349
Producer name & addressPLEASANT HILL WINERY, PLEASANT HILL WINERY, LLC 32305 NE 8TH ST CARNATION WA 98014
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