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LE TEMPS DES CERISES DELICATE RED

TABLE RED WINE  ·  FRANCE  ·  Approved Jul 10, 2019
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LE TEMPS DES CERISES is a TABLE RED WINE crafted from Pinot Noir grapes, a variety renowned for its challenging cultivation but capable of producing some of the world's finest wines. Originating in France, this wine offers a lighter-bodied experience with aromas of red cherry and raspberry, complemented by earthy undertones that develop over time into intricate secondary and tertiary notes. Perfectly suited to pair with a wide range of dishes, from salmon and duck to mushroom dishes and gently spiced cuisines, LE TEMPS DES CERISES is an inviting choice for those seeking a versatile red wine option.

TTB ID19170001001221
Brand nameLE TEMPS DES CERISES
Fanciful nameDELICATE RED
Class / typeTABLE RED WINE
Origin / appellationFRANCE
Grape varietalsPINOT NOIR
Approval dateJul 10, 2019
StatusAPPROVED
Vendor code41193
Serial number190016
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