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Avelino Vegas

Approved Dec 30, 2020
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What to Expect

Avelino Vegas Verdejo offers a delightful taste of Spain, showcasing the crisp and aromatic qualities of this versatile white grape. While its exact origin remains unknown, Avelino Vegas Verdejo draws inspiration from Rueda in north-central Spain, where high elevation and cool nights help preserve acidity. Expect notes of citrus, fennel, stone fruit, and a subtly bitter finish reminiscent of fresh herbs and almonds. This wine is perfect for pairing with tapas, seafood dishes, grilled vegetables, and salads with herbs. Its light bitterness makes it especially good with green vegetables and olive oil.

TTB ID20358001000244
Brand nameAvelino Vegas
Class / type
Origin / appellation
Grape varietalsVerdejo
Approval dateDec 30, 2020
StatusAPPROVED
Serial number200050
Permit numberOH-I-950
Producer name & addressFIRELANDS WINERY, LONZ WINERY, INC. 917 BARDSHAR RD SANDUSKY OH 44870 SPECIALTY WINE CO.&nbsp(Used on label)
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