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CHATEAU DE FOSSE-SECHE

Approved Jan 24, 2018
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Discover a classic French Chenin Blanc from CHATEAU DE FOSSE-SECHE. This table wine showcases the versatility of this white grape, originating in France's Loire Valley and known for its ability to produce a wide range of styles from sparkling to botrytized dessert wines. In California, where it has had a long history under bulk-wine programs, Chenin Blanc is often found as an off-dry or dry white wine, making CHATEAU DE FOSSE-SECHE a delightful choice for those seeking the authentic taste and character of this versatile grape variety.

TTB ID18018001000768
Brand nameCHATEAU DE FOSSE-SECHE
Class / type—
Origin / appellation—
Grape varietalsCHENIN BLANC
Approval dateJan 24, 2018
StatusAPPROVED
Serial number180007
Permit numberPA-I-470
Producer name & addressWEYGANDT-METZLER IMPORTING, LTD. 2226 HILLTOP VIEW RD BOX 56 UNIONVILLE PA 19375 WEYGANDT-METZLER&nbsp(Used on label)
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