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ARRINGTON VINEYARDS

Approved Feb 6, 2020
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What to Expect

Arrington Vineyards Carmenere from Tennessee offers a unique take on this Chilean signature grape. While Carmenère is typically associated with warm climates in Chile, where it often shows plum and blackberry flavors, Arrington's Tennessee origin brings its own twist. This dessert/Port/Sherry/Cooking wine showcases the classic savory green-pepper spice characteristic of Carmenère, but with a distinctly Southern flair. Expect a smooth, dark-fruited profile that balances ripe fruit with the grape’s natural herbal edge, making it versatile for both sipping and cooking applications.

TTB ID20034001000398
Brand nameARRINGTON VINEYARDS
Class / type
Origin / appellation
Grape varietalsCarmenere
Approval dateFeb 6, 2020
StatusAPPROVED
Serial number200003
Permit numberBWN-TN-15007
Producer name & addressARRINGTON VINEYARDS, ARRINGTON VINEYARDS, LLC 6211 PATTON RD ARRINGTON TN 37014 ARRINGTON VINEYARDS&nbsp(Used on label)
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