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TTB COLA Record

THE STORM CELLAR

Approved Apr 24, 2020
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What to Expect

The Storm Cellar offers a unique blend of Muscat and Malvasia Bianca, two aromatic grape families known for their floral and citrus notes. While the specific origin is unknown, these grapes hail from regions across Europe and beyond, with styles ranging from dry still wines to sweet dessert offerings. Expect fragrant aromas reminiscent of fresh grapes, honeyed peach, and subtle musky notes, complementing a wide array of dishes from light salads to rich desserts. Whether you prefer the crispness of a dry Muscat or the depth of a sweet Malvasia Bianca, this wine promises a delightful pairing experience.

TTB ID20109001000091
Brand nameTHE STORM CELLAR
Class / type
Origin / appellation
Grape varietalsMuscat, Malvasia bianca
Approval dateApr 24, 2020
StatusAPPROVED
Serial number2019MM
Permit numberBWN-CO-21086
Producer name & addressThe Storm Cellar, LLC 14139 RUNZEL GULCH RD Hotchkiss CO 81419 THE STORM CELLAR&nbsp(Used on label)
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