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PREMIERE NAPA VALLEY CORISON WINERY 25%, DYER VINEYARD 25%, GALLICA 25%, SNOWDEN VINEYARDS 25%

Approved Feb 22, 2022
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What to Expect

Expect full-bodied red wine with firm tannins and dark fruit flavors from Cabernet Sauvignon. Originating in France’s Bordeaux region, this grape variety is now widely planted worldwide, especially in California where it dominates Wine Grabber's registry by label count. Whether enjoyed as a single varietal or blended into complex wines, its versatility ensures there's something for every palate.

TTB ID22032001000927
Brand namePREMIERE NAPA VALLEY
Fanciful nameCORISON WINERY 25%, DYER VINEYARD 25%, GALLICA 25%, SNOWDEN VINEYARDS 25%
Class / type
Origin / appellation
Grape varietalsCabernet Sauvignon
Approval dateFeb 22, 2022
StatusAPPROVED
Serial number220002
Permit numberBWN-CA-20072
Producer name & addressSnowden Vineyards, Snowden Vineyards, LLC 2920 SPRING MOUNTAIN RD St. Helena CA 94574 IN CONCERT&nbsp(Used on label)
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