Toledo Wines and Vines reports: "There were two “aha” moments during our tasting. The first was when we
tasted the Chambourcin. This was soft, smooth and with the interesting
blend of vanilla and cherry flavors. It is aged in French oak and is
just a very nice and interesting wine."
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