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DOMAINE ADRIEN BERLIOZ GRAND ZEPH

Approved Nov 29, 2022
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What to Expect

DOMAINE ADRIEN BERLIOZ's Roussanne offers an intriguing exploration of this Rhône white grape. While its origin is unknown, Roussanne itself is a prized varietal known for its pear and honey notes, coupled with herbal and floral aromas that can age well. With its broad texture and potential to reward aging, expect a wine that brings more perfume and acidity than Marsanne, along with a distinctive waxy richness. Whether enjoyed on its own or paired with dishes like roast chicken or root vegetables, Roussanne from DOMAINE ADRIEN BERLIOZ promises an engaging and complex tasting experience.

TTB ID22331001000028
Brand nameDOMAINE ADRIEN BERLIOZ
Fanciful nameGRAND ZEPH
Class / type
Origin / appellation
Grape varietalsRoussanne
Approval dateNov 29, 2022
StatusAPPROVED
Serial number220048
Permit numberWA-I-21186
Producer name & addressLiving Wine, Living Wine Inc 4411 SW OTHELLO ST Seattle WA 98136
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