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FONTANELLA FAMILY WINERY OLD VINE SELECTION

Approved Jan 7, 2020
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At FONTANELLA FAMILY WINERY, you can explore Zinfandel's rich history in California with their dessert or cooking wines. This robust grape variety has been a hallmark of California winemaking for over a century, known for its bold and high-alcohol reds as well as the off-dry blush style, White Zinfandel. Whether you're looking to savor traditional dry Zinfandel or indulge in desserts with their specially crafted cooking wines, FONTANELLA FAMILY WINERY offers a delightful taste of California's wine heritage.

TTB ID20006001000875
Brand nameFONTANELLA FAMILY WINERY
Fanciful nameOLD VINE SELECTION
Class / type—
Origin / appellation—
Grape varietalsZinfandel
Approval dateJan 7, 2020
StatusAPPROVED
Serial number20ZNOV
Permit numberBWN-CA-16129
Producer name & addressFONTANELLA FAMILY WINERY, FONTANELLA WINES, LLC 1721 PARTRICK RD NAPA CA 94558 FONTANELLA FAMILY WINERY&nbsp(Used on label)
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