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Tattoo Girl
Tattoo Girl Red Blend 750ml
$17.99
Tattoo Girl Red Blend is a distinctive wine from Washington's Columbia Valley, crafted by Tattoo Girl Wines. This blend combines Merlot, Malbec, and Cabernet Sauvignon grapes, resulting in a wine that reflects both tradition and creativity. The winery celebrates the connection between wine and tattoo art,...
Proof27.5
OriginUnited States
Size750ml
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Tattoo Girl Red Blend is a distinctive wine from Washington's Columbia Valley, crafted by Tattoo Girl Wines. This blend combines Merlot, Malbec, and Cabernet Sauvignon grapes, resulting in a wine that reflects both tradition and creativity. The winery celebrates the connection between wine and tattoo art, showcasing unique designs on each bottle.
Enjoy Tattoo Girl Red Blend at room temperature, paired with your favorite beef, pasta, veal, or poultry dishes. Its bold flavors and artistic presentation make it a delightful addition to any occasion.
Availability, shipping restrictions and pickup options are confirmed during checkout. Alcohol shipments require an adult signature.
Tasting, unfolded
01 · Nose
02 · Palate
03 · Finish
Three acts. One bottle.
Where it finds its shape.
Rich fruit flavors complemented by balanced tannins and complexities of vanilla and baking spices from oak aging.
What stays with you.
Smooth and lingering, leaving a warm impression.
Tattoo GirlRed Blend
The bottle, without the noise.
The provenance, production and bottle facts that matter—nothing added for effect.
Curated in New York
- Producer
- Tattoo Girl
- Style
- Red Blend
- Origin
- United States
- Proof
- 27.5
- Bottle
- 750ml
- Availability
- Ready for the cellar
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