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LOOKOUT

Approved Apr 23, 2020
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What to Expect

Looking for a versatile white wine with a touch of elegance? The LOOKOUT Chenin Blanc 99%, Chardonnay 1% from South Africa (Union of) offers a delightful blend that showcases the best of both grapes. With its origins in France's Loire Valley, this table wine is capable of various styles and brings a unique character to your glass. In the U.S., you can expect it as an off-dry or dry white wine, reflecting its long commercial history under bulk-wine programs from California. The addition of Chardonnay adds complexity and richness, making for a well-rounded and adaptable sip that's perfect for any occasion.

TTB ID20113001000528
Brand nameLOOKOUT
Class / type—
Origin / appellation—
Grape varietalsChenin Blanc 99%, Chardonnay 1%
Approval dateApr 23, 2020
StatusAPPROVED
Serial number20LLLW
Permit numberNY-I-15149
Producer name & addressBROTHERHOOD, AMERICA'S OLDEST WINERY, LTD. 100 BROTHERHOOD PLAZA DR WASHINGTONVILLE NY 10992 VINECREST CO.&nbsp(Used on label)
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