SEQUOIA & KINGS CANYON NATIONAL PARK — TTB COLA 25314001000282

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This Sequoia & Kings Canyon National Park Chardonnay is a delightful table wine from California. With its versatile nature and adaptability across winemaking styles, this white grape offers a taste that can be enjoyed in various moods and moments, whether it's lean and fresh or richly oaked with hints of oakiness characteristic of California terroir.

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TTB ID	25314001000282
Brand name	SEQUOIA & KINGS CANYON NATIONAL PARK
Class / type	—
Origin / appellation	—
Grape varietals	Chardonnay
Approval date	Dec 5, 2025
Status	APPROVED
Serial number	250335
Permit number	BW-CA-5603
Producer name & address	ASV Wines, ASV WINES, INC. 12805 LLAGAS AVE SAN MARTIN CA 95046 RUTHERFORD WINE COMPANY&nbsp(Used on label)
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