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12.5% ABV

Charosa Vineyards Ple Sau Blanc price in India

Name: Charosa Vineyards Ple Sau Blanc
Brand: Charosa Wineries Ltd

[12.5% Alcohol ABV — Indian]

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A white wine from Charosa Vineyards, listed under a heavily abbreviated product name.

Place of Origin:Indian

Alcohol ABV:12.5%

Taste Notes:

A white wine from Charosa Vineyards, listed under a heavily abbreviated product name.

DrySweet

SmoothBold

LightHeavy

FruityWoody

Food Pairing:

Pair Charosa Vinayards Ple Sau Blanc with grilled prawns, caprese salad, malai tikka and green salad. Bright acidity loves fresh things — prawns, caprese and malai tikka's gentle cream, over crisp leaves.

Caprese Salad

Green Salad

Grilled Prawns

Malai Tikka

Place of Origin:Indian

Alcohol ABV:12.5%

Producer:Charosa Wineries Ltd

Type:White Wine

Frequently asked questions

7 questions about Charosa Vineyards Ple Sau Blanc

What is Charosa Vineyards Ple Sau Blanc?

Charosa Vineyards is the name behind this white. Chardonnay, Sauvignon Blanc, Chenin Blanc, Riesling and Pinot Grigio are the grapes most commonly used for white wine, which is conventionally served chilled rather than at room temperature.

What is the alcohol percentage of Charosa Vineyards Ple Sau Blanc?

Charosa Vineyards Ple Sau Blanc is bottled at 12.5% ABV.

What does Charosa Vineyards Ple Sau Blanc taste like?

On the palate, Charosa Vineyards Ple Sau Blanc shows light citrus and white flowers. Fresh and easy-drinking, finishing clean and dry.

What food goes well with Charosa Vineyards Ple Sau Blanc?

Pair Charosa Vineyards Ple Sau Blanc with grilled prawns, caprese salad, malai tikka and green salad. Bright acidity loves fresh things — prawns, caprese and malai tikka's gentle cream, over crisp leaves.