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Zumo Wine Flower Fiend 2019
Zumo Wine Flower Fiend 2019
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Zumo (how you say "juice" in Spain) is a collaboration of wife and husband Georgia Staples and Diego Luis Perez in Northern California.
Varieites: Mostly Granacha blended with Muscat Canelli from First Generation Farm in Knightsen, CA.
Region: Sheldon Hills, Lodi
Vinification: Foot Stomped, whole cluster. Short maceration. Fermented in barrel.
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