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GRILLO VIGNA DI MANDRANOVA

Approved Feb 16, 2021
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Grillo Vigna di Mandranova is a Grillo wine from western Sicily, showcasing the grape's ability to produce both fresh and complex whites. With its citrus, herbs, salt, and body, it offers a taste of Sicily’s warm climate and varied soils. Expect flavors of lemon, grapefruit, green apple, peach, herbs, almond, and a saline note, with moderate acidity and a slightly savory finish. This wine can be simple and refreshing or more layered, depending on the producer's choices. Pair it with a variety of Mediterranean dishes from seafood pasta to roasted chicken and vegetable dishes with herbs.

TTB ID21043001000026
Brand nameGRILLO VIGNA DI MANDRANOVA
Class / type
Origin / appellation
Grape varietalsGrillo
Approval dateFeb 16, 2021
StatusAPPROVED
Serial number210004
Permit numberIA-I-21026
Producer name & addressScirocco Wine Imports LLC 575 NE 72ND ST Pleasant Hill IA 50327
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