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SAN MARTINO WINERY & VINEYARDS CERES

Approved May 26, 2020
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At SAN MARTINO WINERY & VINEYARDS, you can explore a delightful American table wine made from Muscat and Riesling grapes. This family of highly aromatic Muscats offers a range of styles from dry to sweet, with fragrant aromas like orange blossom, peach, and fresh grape. Pair these wines with a variety of dishes, whether it's an aromatic salad or fruit desserts. Meanwhile, the Riesling brings its own character, ranging from bone-dry to intensely sweet across different regions in the U.S., ensuring there’s something for every palate preference.

TTB ID20141001000578
Brand nameSAN MARTINO WINERY & VINEYARDS
Fanciful nameCERES
Class / type
Origin / appellation
Grape varietalsMuscat, Riesling
Approval dateMay 26, 2020
StatusAPPROVED
Serial number20CERE
Permit numberBW-TX-162
Producer name & addressSAN MARTINO WINERY & VINEYARDS, MARIA C. RAMOS AND EMILIO RAMOS 12512 HIGHWAY 205 , N ROCKWALL TX 75087
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