TTB COLA Record
CHENE BLEU
TABLE WHITE WINE · FRANCE · Approved Feb 20, 2026
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CHENE BLEU Viognier is a delightful table white wine from France, characterized by its floral aromatics and stone-fruit weight typical of the Viognier grape variety. While primarily associated with California in wine registries, this varietal also finds a home in Virginia and other states, where it has gained recognition for its unique profile. Expect a balanced taste experience that's both refreshing and full-bodied.
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| TTB ID | 26042001000209 |
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| Brand name | CHENE BLEU |
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| Class / type | TABLE WHITE WINE |
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| Origin / appellation | FRANCE |
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| Grape varietals | Viognier |
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| Approval date | Feb 20, 2026 |
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| Status | APPROVED |
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| Vendor code | 55645 |
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| Serial number | 260012 |
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| TTB record | View on TTB COLA Online → |
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