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CHATEAU DE BIROT

Approved May 23, 2019
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What to Expect

For those seeking a wine with depth and complexity, CHATEAU DE BIROT offers Sauvignon and Semillon blends without specifying an appellation. This wine showcases the versatility of Sémillon, known for its waxy texture and ability to develop honeyed complexities in both dry whites and sweet wines like Sauternes. Expect notes of lemon, apple, pear, grass, and perhaps a touch of beeswax as it ages, evolving into deeper savory notes with time. Its lower acidity makes blending essential, often resulting in fresh and vibrant flavors that can stand on their own or pair beautifully with a variety of dishes, from roast chicken to rich fish dishes.

TTB ID19105001000532
Brand nameCHATEAU DE BIROT
Class / type
Origin / appellation
Grape varietalsSAUVIGNON, SEMILLON
Approval dateMay 23, 2019
StatusAPPROVED
Serial number191082
Permit numberTX-I-1277
Producer name & addressMISA IMPORTS, INC. 1502 VICEROY DR DALLAS TX 75235
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