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DOMAINE CAUHAPÉ GEYSER

Approved Apr 26, 2021
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This DOMAINE CAUHAPÉ wine is a delightful blend of Gros Manseng, Petit Manseng, Camaralet, Courbu, and Lauzet grapes, all carefully cultivated in southwest France. With its rich history in Jurançon and other appellations like Pacherenc du Vic-Bilh, this dessert/Port/Sherry/Cooking wine showcases the grape's vivid acidity, tropical fruit flavors, and sweet-wine potential. Its unique combination of high sugar and striking acidity makes it a versatile choice for both savory dishes and decadent desserts.

TTB ID21112001000618
Brand nameDOMAINE CAUHAPÉ
Fanciful nameGEYSER
Class / type
Origin / appellation
Grape varietalsGros Manseng, Petit Manseng, Camaralet, Courbu, Lauzet
Approval dateApr 26, 2021
StatusAPPROVED
Serial number210040
Permit numberCA-I-15732
Producer name & addressWINE WINE SITUATION, WINE WINE SITUATION LLC 2896 ORANGE AVE STE 220 Signal Hill CA 90755
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