CHATEAU STE. MICHELLE — TTB COLA 20273001000502

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What to Expect

CHATEAU STE. MICHELLE's Merlot is an approachable red wine from California, likely a blend of this soft-tannic grape known for its moderate acidity and smooth texture. As one of the most commercially produced red wines in American markets, expect a wine that offers a familiar yet enjoyable experience with its easy-drinking nature.

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TTB ID	20273001000502
Brand name	CHATEAU STE. MICHELLE
Class / type	—
Origin / appellation	—
Grape varietals	Merlot
Approval date	Oct 6, 2020
Status	APPROVED
Serial number	200206
Permit number	BW-WA-85
Producer name & address	STE. MICHELLE WINE ESTATES LTD. ROUTE 221, ONE MILE NORTH OF PATERSON PATERSON WA 99345 CHATEAU STE. MICHELLE&nbsp(Used on label)
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