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DE MULLER

Approved Oct 10, 2018
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DE MULLER's Blacke Garnache, Samso, and Syrah are crafted from a deep-colored red grape that produces wines ranging from savory and peppery to rich and concentrated. Originating in the Rhône Valley of France, Syrah is known for its expressive nature, with styles varying depending on climate and region—French Syrah tends to be taut, savory, and restrained, while Australian Shiraz often leans more ripe and fruit-forward. Whether you prefer a French or an Australian take, DE MULLER's wines offer a delightful exploration of this versatile grape variety that pairs well with a variety of dishes, from grilled meats to hearty stews.

TTB ID18267001000661
Brand nameDE MULLER
Class / type—
Origin / appellation—
Grape varietalsBlacke Garnache, Samso, Syrah
Approval dateOct 10, 2018
StatusAPPROVED
Serial number182014
Permit numberDC-I-21038
Producer name & addressSaluti Imports, Saluti Imports L.L.C. 1710 U ST NW APT 1 Washington DC 20009
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