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VINOS PIJOAN ARBOL DE FUEGO

Approved Jan 22, 2021
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What to Expect

VINOS PIJOAN offers a blend of Zinfandel, Grenache, and Colombard grapes, with origins unknown but likely influenced by their rich histories across different regions. This unique trio brings together flavors from California, where Zinfandel is deeply rooted in the state's wine tradition, southern Italy, where Primitivo shares its genetic lineage, and France’s Rhône Valley, known for GSM blends. Expect a nuanced palette with hints of blackberry and raspberry, complemented by notes of spice and pepper, making it versatile for various dishes including grilled meats and tomato-based pasta.

TTB ID21020001000488
Brand nameVINOS PIJOAN
Fanciful nameARBOL DE FUEGO
Class / type
Origin / appellation
Grape varietalsZINFANDEL, GRENACHE, COLOMBARD
Approval dateJan 22, 2021
StatusAPPROVED
Serial number210001
Permit numberCA-I-15028
Producer name & addressLA MISION ASSOCIATES, MICHELLE MARTAIN 9475 NICOLA TESLA CT SUITE C SAN DIEGO CA 92154
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