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CHÂTEAU DE ROUGEON

TABLE RED WINE  ·  FRANCE  ·  Approved May 27, 2021
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CHÂTEAU DE ROUGEON's TABLE RED WINE is a delightful expression of Pinot Noir, a thin-skinned grape variety native to France’s Burgundy region. Known for its challenging cultivation but capable of producing some of the world’s finest wines, this wine offers an aromatic profile featuring red cherry and raspberry with earthy undertones. With age, it develops intricate secondary aromas that are often described as forest floor or mushroom. Perfectly paired with a variety of dishes including salmon, duck, roast chicken, and mushroom-based recipes, CHÂTEAU DE ROUGEON's TABLE RED WINE is an inviting choice for those who appreciate the elegant yet versatile nature of Pinot Noir.

TTB ID21145001000246
Brand nameCHÂTEAU DE ROUGEON
Class / typeTABLE RED WINE
Origin / appellationFRANCE
Grape varietalsPINOT NOIR
Approval dateMay 27, 2021
StatusAPPROVED
Vendor code44705
Serial number210271
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