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CHATEAU CARBONNIEUX

Approved Aug 16, 2019
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What to Expect

CHATEAU CARBONNIEUX offers a delightful TABLE WHITE WINE made from a blend of Sauvignon and Sémillon grapes, both originating in France. This wine showcases the unique characteristics of Sémillon, known for its waxy texture, lemon, honey notes, and versatility across different styles—whether dry or sweet. Expect a balanced sip with hints of citrus, honey, and subtle mineral undertones that evolve beautifully over time. Pair it with a variety of dishes from roast chicken to fruit tarts, and enjoy the complexity this wine has to offer as it matures.

TTB ID19212001000511
Brand nameCHATEAU CARBONNIEUX
Class / type
Origin / appellation
Grape varietalssauvignon, semillon
Approval dateAug 16, 2019
StatusAPPROVED
Serial number190065
Permit numberCA-I-3225
Producer name & addressMAISONS MARQUES & DOMAINES USA, INC. 383 4TH ST STE 400 OAKLAND CA 94607 MAISONS MARQUES & DOMAINES USA INC.&nbsp(Used on label)
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