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FAMILLE KREYDENWEISS

Approved Dec 8, 2017
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FAMILLE KREYDENWEISS Pinot Blanc offers a delightful and approachable white wine from France. With its gentle, dry nature and a balance of apple, pear, almond, and soft texture, it's perfect for everyday enjoyment. Whether you prefer a simple unoaked dry style or something more refined from limestone or alpine sites, this Pinot Blanc adapts well to many tables, making it an easy bridge between crisp whites and richer styles. Its clean fruit profile pairs beautifully with roast chicken, quiche, white fish, creamy pasta, mild cheeses, pork, and vegetable dishes.

TTB ID17339001000985
Brand nameFAMILLE KREYDENWEISS
Class / type—
Origin / appellation—
Grape varietalspinot blanc
Approval dateDec 8, 2017
StatusAPPROVED
Serial number170086
Permit numberCA-I-21819
Producer name & addressTHE SOIL EXPEDITION CO, THE SOIL EXPEDITION CO. LLC 1040 SUTTER ST APT 53 SAN FRANCISCO CA 94109
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