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MAX FERD. RICHTER MULHEIMER SONNENLAY

Approved May 16, 2018
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What to Expect

Enjoy a crisp and elegant TABLE WHITE WINE from Germany's GERMANY region, crafted with the classic RIESLING grape. Perfect for savoring on its own or pairing with light meals, this wine offers a delightful taste journey through bone-dry to intensely sweet variations found in the COLA registry. While U.S. Riesling labels are concentrated in specific regions like the Pacific Northwest, New York, and Michigan, MAX FERD. RICHTER brings a fresh take on this versatile grape variety from Germany's Rhine and Moselle regions.

TTB ID18122001000594
Brand nameMAX FERD. RICHTER
Fanciful nameMULHEIMER SONNENLAY
Class / type—
Origin / appellation—
Grape varietalsRIESLING
Approval dateMay 16, 2018
StatusAPPROVED
Serial number180145
Permit numberCA-I-16731
Producer name & addressSHIVERICK IMPORTS, LANGDON SHIVERICK, INC. 610 S MAIN ST UNIT 344 LOS ANGELES CA 90014
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