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CHURTON

Approved Nov 25, 2019
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What to Expect

This CHURTON Petit Manseng from New Zealand offers a delightful blend of vivid acidity and tropical fruit flavors, ideal for those who appreciate wines with natural freshness and complexity. As a grape originating in southwest France, it benefits from its late harvest, high sugar content, and striking acidity, making it suitable for both dry and sweet styles. Expect notes of pineapple, mango, apricot, citrus peel, honey, ginger, and white flowers, paired beautifully with a wide range of dishes including spicy foods, foie gras, blue cheese, roast pork, tropical fruit desserts, and dishes featuring ginger or citrus.

TTB ID19324001000885
Brand nameCHURTON
Class / type
Origin / appellation
Grape varietalsPETIT MANSENG
Approval dateNov 25, 2019
StatusAPPROVED
Serial number193949
Permit numberCA-I-21701
Producer name & addressVIN-GO, LLC 1325 AIRPORT BLVD STE A Napa CA 94558 NZ WINE HOME&nbsp(Used on label)
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