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SADIE FAMILY WINES

Approved Jan 5, 2018
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Saddie Family Wines offers a delightful semillon wine from South Africa (Union of), which brings waxy texture, lemon, honey, and major roles in dessert wines. This versatile grape variety is known for its ability to develop complex flavors ranging from saffron and apricot to chamomile and savory notes with age. Whether enjoyed as a dry white or transformed into sweet Sauternes-like varieties, this semillon pairs beautifully with dishes like roast chicken, richer fish, cream sauces, crab, aged cheeses, and desserts that complement its rich, honeyed profile without overpowering them.

TTB ID18002001000518
Brand nameSADIE FAMILY WINES
Class / type—
Origin / appellation—
Grape varietalsSEMILLON
Approval dateJan 5, 2018
StatusAPPROVED
Serial number180249
Permit numberCA-I-15137
Producer name & addressNO LIMIT FINE WINES 595 SANTANA DR SUITE B CLOVERDALE CA 95425 NO LIMIT FINE WINES&nbsp(Used on label)
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