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SPLIT RAIL WINERY PERFECTIONIST

Approved Sep 3, 2026
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At SPLIT RAIL WINERY, you can enjoy a taste of Portugal in Idaho with their TABLE RED WINE featuring Touriga Nacional. This grape brings violet perfume, dark fruit, firm structure, and Port-worthy depth to your glass, reflecting its importance as both a cornerstone of dry table wines and the backbone of Port blends across Europe. Whether you prefer the refined aromas of Dão or the deep color and tannin of traditional Douro styles, SPLIT RAIL WINERY's Touriga Nacional offers an inviting gateway into Portugal’s rich wine traditions with a touch of Idaho flair.

TTB ID26244001000568
Brand nameSPLIT RAIL WINERY
Fanciful namePERFECTIONIST
Class / type
Origin / appellation
Grape varietalsTouriga Nacional
Approval dateSep 3, 2026
StatusAPPROVED
Serial number26PERF
Permit numberBWN-ID-15028
Producer name & addressSplit Rail Winery, Split Rail, LLC 3200 W CHINDEN BLVD Garden City ID 83714
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