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DOMAINE LA BOUYSSE CYPRIUS

Approved Apr 2, 2019
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This TABLE WHITE WINE from DOMAINE LA BOUYSSE is a delightful blend of Macabeu, Grenache Blanc, and Vermentino grapes. Originating in France, this wine showcases the rich flavors and textures of these varietals. With notes of pear, citrus, herbs, and a gently waxy texture from Grenache Blanc, and bright lemon, grapefruit, and green apple from Vermentino, it offers a crisp and refreshing palate experience. The blend's warmth and Mediterranean breadth makes it perfect for pairing with grilled fish, seafood dishes, and Mediterranean vegetables.

TTB ID19079001000330
Brand nameDOMAINE LA BOUYSSE
Fanciful nameCYPRIUS
Class / type
Origin / appellation
Grape varietalsMacabeu, Grenache Blanc, Vermentino
Approval dateApr 2, 2019
StatusAPPROVED
Serial number19PB65
Permit numberWA-I-21162
Producer name & addressPrincess and Bear Imports, LLC 17302 143RD AVE NE Arlington WA 98223
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