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WEDDING OAK WINERY

Approved Jan 10, 2022
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What to Expect

Graciano from Wedding Oak Winery offers an intriguing exploration of this lesser-known Spanish grape. While its exact origin remains unknown, Graciano’s traditional role in Rioja blends makes it a fascinating choice for those seeking something unique and complex. With its black cherry, blackberry, plum, and spicy notes, Graciano brings freshness and structure to the mix. Expect a wine that can stand on its own merits when well-crafted, with flavors of pepper, clove, and dried herbs complemented by high acidity and firm tannins. Perfect for dishes seasoned with paprika or herbs, this varietal wine promises a memorable pairing experience.

TTB ID22007001000354
Brand nameWEDDING OAK WINERY
Class / type
Origin / appellation
Grape varietalsGraciano
Approval dateJan 10, 2022
StatusAPPROVED
Serial number22GRAC
Permit numberBWN-TX-21015
Producer name & addressWedding Oak Winery, LLC 316 E WALLACE ST San Saba TX 76877 WEDDING OAK WINERY&nbsp(Used on label)
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