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LE PETIT CHAT

Approved Apr 2, 2018
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Le Petit Chat is a delightful Table White Wine crafted from a blend of Grenache Blanc 60%, Marsanne 20%, Roussanne 10%, and Vermentino 10%. This wine showcases the Mediterranean essence with its citrus, herbs, sea-breeze freshness, and a lightly bitter almond finish. With a broad texture that can age well, it pairs beautifully with herb-roasted chicken, grilled fish, aioli, fennel, pork, creamy sauces, and Mediterranean vegetables. The wine's balance of acidity and texture makes it an excellent choice for those who appreciate wines with both structure and finesse.

TTB ID18078001000601
Brand nameLE PETIT CHAT
Class / type—
Origin / appellation—
Grape varietalsGrenache Blanc 60%, Marsanne 20%, Roussanne 10%, Vermentino 10%
Approval dateApr 2, 2018
StatusAPPROVED
Serial number180379
Permit numberFL-I-21256
Producer name & addressBOUTINOT USA, BOUTINOT USA INC 1450 KASTNER PL STE 100 SANFORD FL 32771
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