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TTB COLA Record

NINE OAKS

Approved May 3, 2019
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NINE OAKS Saperavi offers a glimpse into Georgia's rich wine heritage with its deeply colored red grape variety known for its dark fruit and robust structure. While the exact origin is unknown, this teinturier variety stands out in eastern Georgia, where it thrives in cold winters to produce wines with strong color, acidity, and tannin. Expect a full-bodied experience with flavors of blackberry, black cherry, plum, and earthiness, complemented by hints of spice and sometimes tangy sour-cherry notes. The wine's structure allows for aging potential, making it an intriguing choice for pairing with various dishes like grilled meats, cheese, mushrooms, and stews.

TTB ID19085001000797
Brand nameNINE OAKS
Class / type
Origin / appellation
Grape varietalsSaperavi
Approval dateMay 3, 2019
StatusAPPROVED
Serial number193006
Permit numberGA-I-15091
Producer name & addressUVA IMPORTS, LLC 5555 OAKBROOK PKWY STE 535 Atlanta GA 30093 UVA IMPORTS&nbsp(Used on label)
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