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V. SATTUI WINERY FIELD BLEND

TABLE WHITE WINE  ·  CALIFORNIA  ·  Approved May 20, 2025
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Expect a delightful array of table wines crafted by V. Sattui Winery in California, featuring Sauvignon Blanc, Semillon, and Albariño. Each varietal brings its unique character—Sauvignon Blanc with its herbaceous and citrus notes, as well as the rich texture and honeyed complexity from Semillon, which can range from dry Bordeaux-style whites to sweet Sauternes. Chenin Blanc adds a versatile touch, capable of various styles from sparkling wines to off-dry or dry table wines, all showcasing California's commitment to quality and diversity in white wine production.

TTB ID25132001000359
Brand nameV. SATTUI WINERY
Fanciful nameFIELD BLEND
Class / typeTABLE WHITE WINE
Origin / appellationCALIFORNIA
Grape varietalsSauvignon blanc, Semillon, Albariño, Chenin blanc
Approval dateMay 20, 2025
StatusAPPROVED
Vendor code44025
Serial number250024
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