VOLCAN MOUNTAIN WINERY — TTB COLA 18113001001099

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Enjoy a smooth and approachable Barbera from VOLCAN MOUNTAIN WINERY in California. This varietal, known for its high acidity and low tannin profile, offers an authentic taste of Italian heritage with a distinctly Californian twist. Perfect for those who appreciate the classic red grape's elegance without the complexity of more intense varietals.

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TTB ID	18113001001099
Brand name	VOLCAN MOUNTAIN WINERY
Class / type	—
Origin / appellation	—
Grape varietals	Barbera
Approval date	May 7, 2018
Status	APPROVED
Serial number	18BR16
Permit number	BW-CA-6503
Producer name & address	VOLCAN MOUNTAIN WINERY, VOLCAN MOUNTAIN WINERY LLC 1255 JULIAN ORCHARDS DR JULIAN CA 92036 VOLCAN MOUNTAIN WINERY&nbsp(Used on label)
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