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CASTELLO DI VOLPAIA

Approved Dec 18, 2018
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For those looking for a taste of Italy's Tuscan region, CASTELLO DI VOLPAIA offers a blend of Sangiovese and Mammolo grapes with origins unknown but likely steeped in tradition. As the primary grape of Tuscany, Sangiovese forms the backbone of Chianti and Brunello di Montalcino, making this wine a window into Italian winemaking heritage. While specific details about CASTELLO DI VOLPAIA are not available, its composition hints at a wine with deep roots in classic Tuscan varietals, perfect for those seeking to explore authentic flavors from the region.

TTB ID18323001001009
Brand nameCASTELLO DI VOLPAIA
Class / type—
Origin / appellation—
Grape varietalsSangiovese, Mammolo
Approval dateDec 18, 2018
StatusAPPROVED
Serial number181845
Permit numberCA-I-16655
Producer name & addressJJ BUCKLEY, LLC 7305 EDGEWATER DR SUITE E 1 OAKLAND CA 94621 SM WINE IMPORTS&nbsp(Used on label)
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