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CABIDOS CUVEE GASTON PHOEBUS

Approved Jun 4, 2018
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What to Expect

Petit Manseng grown by CABIDOS is a captivating white wine from southwest France, known for its vivid acidity and tropical fruit flavors. While the exact origin remains unknown, this Petit Manseng offers the potential of high sugar levels retained alongside striking acidity, making it valuable for both dry and sweet wines. Expect notes of pineapple, mango, apricot, citrus peel, honey, ginger, and white flowers, with a textured finish that pairs well with a variety of dishes including spicy foods, blue cheese, roast pork, tropical fruit desserts, and those featuring ginger or citrus.

TTB ID18131001000428
Brand nameCABIDOS
Fanciful nameCUVEE GASTON PHOEBUS
Class / type—
Origin / appellation—
Grape varietalsPetit Manseng 100%
Approval dateJun 4, 2018
StatusAPPROVED
Serial number18GSMD
Permit numberWA-I-21104
Producer name & addressGLOBAL PIONEER SPIRITS LLC 6633 FAIRWAY AVE SE SNOQUALMIE WA 98065
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