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FRES.CO SIXTEEN 600

TABLE WHITE WINE  ·  CALIFORNIA  ·  Approved May 8, 2026
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FRES.CO SIXTEEN 600 is a delightful Semillon table wine from California, showcasing the classic characteristics of this versatile white grape variety. With its waxy texture and hints of lemon and honey, it offers a smooth and refreshing taste that pairs well with roast chicken, richer fish dishes, and creamy sauces. As you let this Semillon age, expect notes of toast, nuts, and chamomile to emerge, making for an increasingly complex and enjoyable experience. Whether enjoyed young or left to develop over time, FRES.CO SIXTEEN 600 is a perfect choice for those who appreciate the subtle sophistication that comes with savoring fine wines.

TTB ID26098001000612
Brand nameFRES.CO SIXTEEN 600
Class / typeTABLE WHITE WINE
Origin / appellationCALIFORNIA
Grape varietalsSemillon
Approval dateMay 8, 2026
StatusAPPROVED
Vendor code44945
Serial number26SXSM
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