CASTILLO DE MENDOZA VITARAN — TTB COLA 25103001000048

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Discover Castillo de Mendoza, a TABLE RED WINE crafted with Spain's signature Tempranillo grape. This wine offers a taste of Spain’s rich terroir and is perfect for savoring at home or as an elegant pairing for your favorite dishes. Whether you're a connoisseur or just starting to explore Spanish wines, Castillo de Mendoza brings the authentic flavor of this versatile grape variety to your table.

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TTB ID	25103001000048
Brand name	CASTILLO DE MENDOZA
Fanciful name	VITARAN
Class / type	—
Origin / appellation	—
Grape varietals	Tempranillo
Approval date	Apr 18, 2025
Status	APPROVED
Serial number	252057
Permit number	OH-I-21159
Producer name & address	VineCraft Selections LLC 145 S SHORT ST TROY OH 45373
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