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B & D DUCLAUX LA CHANA

Approved May 12, 2018
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What to Expect

This B & D DUCLAUX TABLE RED WINE combines the rich complexity of Syrah with the floral elegance of Viognier, a perfect pairing for those who appreciate nuanced flavors and elegant textures in their red wines. Originating from France, this wine showcases the best of both grape varieties, offering a harmonious blend that is sure to delight your palate. Whether you're savoring it over grilled meats or enjoying it with a light meal, expect a wine that seamlessly balances depth and finesse, making each sip an experience worth cherishing.

TTB ID18117001000238
Brand nameB & D DUCLAUX
Fanciful nameLA CHANA
Class / type—
Origin / appellation—
Grape varietalsSyrah, Viognier
Approval dateMay 12, 2018
StatusAPPROVED
Serial number180076
Permit numberMA-I-136
Producer name & addressTRANS EUROPEAN IMPORTERS CO. & MYSTIC VALLEY IMPORTS CO., IDEAL WINE AND SPIRITS COMPANY, INC. 3890 MYSTIC VALLEY PKWY MEDFORD MA 02155
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