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KAREN BIRMINGHAM RESERVE

Approved Nov 2, 2019
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KAREN BIRMINGHAM Barbera offers an accessible and versatile red wine, with its high acidity and low tannin making it a perfect choice for those who appreciate wines with a touch of elegance. While the origin is unknown, this grape hails from Italy's Piedmont region, known for its robust yet refined flavors. In the U.S., it often finds itself in California varietal bottlings, reflecting an Italian-American heritage style that combines classic Italian characteristics with American winemaking techniques, resulting in a wine that is both familiar and inviting.

TTB ID19295001000761
Brand nameKAREN BIRMINGHAM
Fanciful nameRESERVE
Class / type
Origin / appellation
Grape varietalsBarbera
Approval dateNov 2, 2019
StatusAPPROVED
Serial number19KB50
Permit numberBWN-CA-21033
Producer name & addressNAKEDWINES.COM, INC. 8450 SONOMA HWY Kenwood CA 95452 NAKEDWINES.COM&nbsp(Used on label)
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