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SANTA EMA SELECT TERROIR RESERVA

Approved Feb 5, 2020
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What to Expect

Expect rich, dark-fruited wines from Chile with notes of plum, blackberry, and cocoa, paired with savory green-pepper spice. SANTA EMA Carmenère showcases the grape's distinctive character, offering a plush and full-bodied experience that balances ripe fruit with its natural pyrazine edge. Whether you prefer smooth, approachable varietal wines or more structured bottlings from Chilean valleys, this wine offers versatility and depth of flavor to complement a variety of dishes.

TTB ID20031001000833
Brand nameSANTA EMA
Fanciful nameSELECT TERROIR RESERVA
Class / type—
Origin / appellation—
Grape varietalsCARMENERE
Approval dateFeb 5, 2020
StatusAPPROVED
Serial number20005S
Permit numberCA-I-15968
Producer name & addressPacific Highway Wines & Spirits, RO SALES AND DISTRIBUTION SERVICES, INC. 1275 COMMERCE BLVD American Canyon CA 94503 PACIFIC HIGHWAY WINES & SPIRITS&nbsp(Used on label)
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