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JULIEN SCHAAL ALTENBERG DE BERGHEIM

Approved Jul 27, 2020
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What to Expect

Expect a beautifully aromatic Gewurztraminer from Julien SCHAAL, a classic white table wine originating in France. This grape variety, known for its intense aromas reminiscent of lychee and rose with notes of spice, is perfectly balanced and offers full-bodied texture that pairs wonderfully with spicy or aromatic dishes like Thai, Indian, Moroccan, and Alsatian cuisine. Whether enjoyed dry or off-dry, this wine showcases the best qualities of Gewurztraminer, making it a versatile choice for both casual dining and more sophisticated culinary experiences.

TTB ID20205001000606
Brand nameJULIEN SCHAAL
Fanciful nameALTENBERG DE BERGHEIM
Class / type
Origin / appellation
Grape varietalsGewurztraminer
Approval dateJul 27, 2020
StatusAPPROVED
Serial number203701
Permit numberCO-I-494
Producer name & addressSEVIER IMPORTS, LLC 765 MONACO PKWY DENVER CO 80220
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