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ACHILLEE

Approved Nov 23, 2021
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What to Expect

ACHILLEE Gewurztraminer offers a full-bodied experience with aromas of lychee and rose petal, complemented by notes of ripe peach and baking spice. As this grape is known for its dramatic aroma, it's best appreciated for its balance rather than overpowering perfume. While the origin of ACHILLEE isn't specified, Gewurztraminer is a versatile white grape that can be found in various regions including Alsace, Germany, and parts of New Zealand. Expect a wine with rich texture and aromatic qualities that pair well with spicy or aromatic dishes like Thai, Indian, Moroccan, and Alsatian cuisines.

TTB ID21323001000313
Brand nameACHILLEE
Class / type
Origin / appellation
Grape varietalsGewurztraminer
Approval dateNov 23, 2021
StatusAPPROVED
Serial number21GW18
Permit numberVA-I-21154
Producer name & addressTerres Blanches Wine Merchants, Terres Blanches Wine Merchants, LLC 11921 WIESINGER LN Midlothian VA 23113 TERRES BLANCHES WINE MERCHANTS&nbsp(Used on label)
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