SHADES OF BLUE — TTB COLA 25302001000110

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SHADES OF BLUE is a delightful Table White Wine crafted from the classic German Riesling grape. Originating from the renowned wine regions of Germany, this wine offers a unique blend of crisp acidity and complex flavors that reflect its terroir. Expect a nuanced taste experience with alcohol levels and residual sugar varying to create a versatile pairing for both casual dining and more sophisticated culinary adventures.

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TTB ID	25302001000110
Brand name	SHADES OF BLUE
Class / type	—
Origin / appellation	—
Grape varietals	RIESLING
Approval date	Nov 22, 2025
Status	APPROVED
Serial number	25SBRS
Permit number	BWN-CA-16891
Producer name & address	FREE FLOW WINES, LLC 21945 CARNEROS LAKE LN STE 1 Sonoma CA 95476
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