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ROCCA DEI SANNITI

Approved Jun 17, 2019
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ROCCA DEI SANNITI Falanghina offers a delightful taste journey into southern Italy's coastal regions. As a white grape closely associated with Campania, it showcases lemon, apple, and floral notes, complemented by mineral freshness. This wine is known for its immediate citrus-driven style yet can also exhibit depth and minerality in the best examples. With bright acidity and a range of body from light to medium, Falanghina pairs wonderfully with seafood dishes and simple pasta. Its easy coastal-food character makes it approachable and versatile, perfect for those looking to explore regional Italian wines without breaking up their budget.

TTB ID19127001000291
Brand nameROCCA DEI SANNITI
Class / type
Origin / appellation
Grape varietalsFALANGHINA
Approval dateJun 17, 2019
StatusAPPROVED
Serial number190099
Permit numberPA-I-21026
Producer name & addressVivino Selections Inc. 3 CRAFTON SQ Crafton PA 15205
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