Qdoba Dinner and White Bordeaux

 Okay so the pairing could of been better, but I really wanted Qdoba. 

2020 Blanc De Costis, A white Bordeaux. From Targon, France. This blend is 70% Sauvignon Blanc and 30% Semillon.
Light and Buttery. Lemon with a hint of herb. It has a fatty aftertaste with a salty taste. Salt compliments the wine wells. The food does not blend well with wine but the tortilla chips do! Overall, delicious wine!





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