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DOMAINE SANTA DUC LES HAUTES GARRIGUES

Approved Sep 24, 2019
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DOMAINE SANTA DUC offers wines made from Grenache and Mourvèdre grapes. While the specific appellation is unknown, these grapes are commonly found in southern France and Spain, where they contribute structure and dark fruit character to Rhône-style blends. Both varieties thrive in warm climates with plenty of sunshine, producing deeply colored, tannic wines that develop notes of black plum, dark berries, leather, herbs, and a savory, gamey quality over time. These wines pair wonderfully with grilled meats and hearty dishes.

TTB ID19211001000561
Brand nameDOMAINE SANTA DUC
Fanciful nameLES HAUTES GARRIGUES
Class / type—
Origin / appellation—
Grape varietalsGrenache and Mourvedre
Approval dateSep 24, 2019
StatusAPPROVED
Serial number195517
Permit numberWA-I-1044
Producer name & addressBORDEAUX WINE LOCATORS, INC. 2950 32ND AVE , SW TUMWATER WA 98512
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