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TENUTA DEMAIO NIDO

Approved Nov 9, 2022
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What to Expect

TENUTA DEMAIO’s Fiano offers a nuanced taste journey influenced by its origins in Campania. This ancient white grape from southern Italy is known for its citrus, pear, hazelnut, and floral notes, with a textured texture that hints at deeper complexity over time. While the exact appellation isn’t specified, it shares similarities with Fiano di Avellino, where producers have revived the region’s reputation for distinctive, ageworthy wines. Expect a wine that balances ripe flavors with refreshing acidity, making it versatile and well-suited to a variety of dishes including seafood, poultry, and aged cheeses.

TTB ID22293001000802
Brand nameTENUTA DEMAIO
Fanciful nameNIDO
Class / type
Origin / appellation
Grape varietalsFiano
Approval dateNov 9, 2022
StatusAPPROVED
Serial number220083
Permit numberDC-I-21063
Producer name & addressNatty WIne LLC 1150 4TH ST SW APT 1003 Washington DC 20024
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