Conquistador
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Grimes County, TX A bold wine rooted in its Texas origins, a hint of earth and black olive on the nose, with palate impressions of leather and smoke in the finish. Produced from our proud, locally grown Texas Lenoir, or “Black Spanish” grape. 750ml bottle.
Awards:
San Francisco Intl. Wine Competition: 2019, Silver; Texas International Wine Competition: 2019 Bronze; Houston Livestock Show & Rodeo: 2019, Double Gold, Texas Class Champion
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