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CHATEAU DE CARAGUILHES

Approved Aug 16, 2017
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What to Expect

CHATEAU DE CARAGUILHES offers a blend of Roussanne 60%, Grenache Blanc 25%, and Marsanne 15% grapes. While the exact origin is unknown, this wine showcases the rich aroma and broad texture characteristic of Roussanne, with notes of pear, honey, herbs, and floral tones that can age well. The blend also includes Grenache Blanc's full-bodied nature and Mediterranean breadth, complemented by Marsanne for a balanced structure. Expect a wine with a long, savory finish and versatile pairing options from rich roast chicken to creamy sauces and alpine cheeses.

TTB ID17217001000126
Brand nameCHATEAU DE CARAGUILHES
Class / type—
Origin / appellation—
Grape varietalsRoussanne 60%, Grenache Blanc 25%, Marsanne 15%
Approval dateAug 16, 2017
StatusAPPROVED
Serial number173276
Permit numberTX-I-21045
Producer name & addressJAMES GUNTER LLC 8031 SAN CRISTOBAL DR DALLAS TX 75218 WINES WITH CONVICTION&nbsp(Used on label)
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