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1741 DE CARBONNIEUX HOMMAGE A DOM GALEAS

TABLE WHITE WINE  ·  FRANCE  ·  Approved Sep 16, 2024
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1741 DE CARBONNIEUX is a delightful table white wine crafted from Semillon grapes, an important variety of Bordeaux that brings waxy texture, lemon, honey, and significant complexity to both dry whites and sweet wines like Sauternes. This versatile grape can be found in various styles around the world, including Hunter Valley examples where it ages gracefully with age, developing notes of toast, honey, nuts, and chamomile. Whether enjoyed young or aged, 1741 DE CARBONNIEUX offers a rich, textured experience that pairs beautifully with a range of dishes from roast chicken to fruit tarts and desserts.

TTB ID24250001000661
Brand name1741 DE CARBONNIEUX
Fanciful nameHOMMAGE A DOM GALEAS
Class / typeTABLE WHITE WINE
Origin / appellationFRANCE
Grape varietalsSemillon
Approval dateSep 16, 2024
StatusAPPROVED
Vendor code21532
Serial number240807
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