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ALCESTI

Approved Oct 15, 2018
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ALCESTI Syrah is a table wine from Italy, showcasing the rich and concentrated flavors characteristic of this grape variety. Originating in the Rhône Valley of southeastern France, Syrah produces wines that range from peppery and savory in cooler climates to full-bodied and dark in warmer regions. This Italian expression of Syrah maintains the expressive nature of the grape, offering a balanced taste profile with notes of black pepper, smoked meat, and dark fruit, perfect for pairing with grilled meats, hearty stews, and dishes featuring black pepper or smoked spices.

TTB ID18285001000328
Brand nameALCESTI
Class / type—
Origin / appellation—
Grape varietalsSyrah
Approval dateOct 15, 2018
StatusAPPROVED
Serial number181776
Permit numberWA-I-15125
Producer name & addressV I WINES DISTRIBUTING, VINUM INGENUUS LLC 18417 E VALLEY HWY KENT WA 98032 V I WINES DISTRIBUTING&nbsp(Used on label)
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