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BIGHAM KNOLL WINES MEAN GIRLS RED

Approved Jul 28, 2018
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What to Expect

Bigham Knoll Wines offers a smooth and robust Tempranillo table red wine from Oregon. As one of Spain's signature grapes, Tempranillo is known for its depth and complexity in wines like Rioja and Ribera del Duero. In the U.S., it's found as both an import label and a domestic varietal produced by producers in California and the Pacific Northwest. Expect a wine that showcases the best of this grape variety with its rich, full-bodied character and notes of dark fruits and spices, perfect for savoring on its own or pairing with hearty dishes.

TTB ID18200001000691
Brand nameBIGHAM KNOLL WINES
Fanciful nameMEAN GIRLS RED
Class / type—
Origin / appellation—
Grape varietalsTempranillo
Approval dateJul 28, 2018
StatusAPPROVED
Serial number18BBT5
Permit numberBWN-OR-21124
Producer name & addressNAUMES CRUSH & FERMENTATION, NAUMES CRUSH & FERMENTATION LLC 1311 N CENTRAL AVE MEDFORD OR 97501 BIGHAM KNOLL WINES&nbsp(Used on label)
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