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CANLIBERO RASPONE

Approved Feb 22, 2022
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What to Expect

Aglianico from CANLIBERO offers the robust flavors of this powerful southern Italian grape variety. Known for its dark fruit, firm tannin, high acidity, and volcanic-earth depth, Aglianico from CANLIBERO promises a wine that demands thoughtful pairing with dishes like lamb, beef, or grilled meats to fully appreciate its structure and complexity. While the origin is unknown, it shares similarities with classic zones in Taurasi and Vulture, where wines often showcase dark fruit and earthy notes, hinting at the grape's ability to produce compelling, long-lived reds that pair beautifully with a variety of rich foods.

TTB ID22046001000531
Brand nameCANLIBERO
Fanciful nameRASPONE
Class / type
Origin / appellation
Grape varietalsAGLIANICO
Approval dateFeb 22, 2022
StatusAPPROVED
Serial number22RASP
Permit numberCA-I-21254
Producer name & addressScuola di Vino, SCUOLA DI VINO, LLC 440 TALBERT ST Daly City CA 94014
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