2019 Petit Verdot
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VARIETAL CHARACTERISTICS
Name: Petit Verdot
Pronunciation: "puh·teet vr·dow"
Origin: Petit verdot’s origins lie in the Bordeaux region of France, where it was cultivated by the Romans almost a thousand years ago.
Notable Regions: Petit Verdot is now grown in Argentina, Australia, Chile, Italy, Peru, Portugal, Arizona, Colorado, Oregon, Texas, Virginia, Missouri, North Carolina, New Jersey, Long Island, Mexico, Washington, Canada, New Zealand and South Africa.
Grape Color: Red
Wine Color: Violet-black
Wine Sweetness: Dry
Oak:
Body: Full-bodied wine
Grape Clusters: Relatively compact, with small thick-skinned clusters.
Tannin: High tannins
Acidity: Medium acidity
ABV (Alcohol by Volume): 13.5% – 15%
Fruit Taste: Black cherry and plum.
Other Taste: Violet, Lilac and Sage.
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