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CHATEAU SAINT-VINCENT

Approved Sep 29, 2017
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CHATEAU SAINT-VINCENT offers a delightful dessert wine experience featuring Semillon, Muscadelle, and Sauvignon Blanc grapes from France. This versatile blend is perfect for indulging in sweet Sauternes-like wines or as a cooking companion, showcasing the grape's ability to develop honeyed complexity with age. Enjoy its lemon, apple, pear, and grass notes now, or let it evolve into richer flavors of saffron, apricot, and honeyed depth over time. Pair with your favorite desserts and rich dishes for an unforgettable pairing experience.

TTB ID17271001000119
Brand nameCHATEAU SAINT-VINCENT
Class / type—
Origin / appellation—
Grape varietalsSEMILLON, MUSCADELLE, SAUVIGNON
Approval dateSep 29, 2017
StatusAPPROVED
Serial number17AB03
Permit numberNY-I-21126
Producer name & addressCHATEAU IMPORTS LTD. 8 MAPLE STREET ST STE 11 PORT WASHINGTON NY 11050 AB WINES USA&nbsp(Used on label)
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