Napa's Domaine Chandon Joins California Bubbly Producers Making Still Wines

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Issue: June 30, 2002

Domaine Chandon, one of California's leading producers of sparkling wine, has released a line of still wines nationally for the first time, starting with the 2000 vintage. The Napa Valley winery now offers varietal bottlings of Chardonnay, Pinot Noir and Pinot Meunier—the three grapes used in Champagne blends.

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