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SOUTHWEST WINE CENTER

Approved Sep 16, 2026
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What to Expect

The SOUTHWEST WINE CENTER offers Aglianico, one of southern Italy's most important red grapes known for dark fruit, firm tannin, high acidity, and volcanic-earth depth. While the exact origin is unknown, Aglianico from this region can showcase its classic notes like black cherry, plum, and dried herbs, complemented by earthy flavors that might include leather or iron-like mineral notes. Expect a wine with structure and age potential, requiring thoughtful winemaking to bring out its full depth and complexity. Pair it thoughtfully with robust foods such as lamb, beef, and grilled meats for the best experience.

TTB ID26254001000692
Brand nameSOUTHWEST WINE CENTER
Class / type—
Origin / appellation—
Grape varietalsAglianico
Approval dateSep 16, 2026
StatusAPPROVED
Serial number2623VZ
Permit numberBWN-AZ-21014
Producer name & addressYavapai College 601 BLACK HILLS DR BLDG O Clarkdale AZ 86324
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