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French wine trademark
It should be Karen red wine.

Changlun

Transliterated as Karen

wine

(added before the verb) means "negative" and "opposite"; (added before nouns to form verbs) means "get rid of", "get rid of"

pay

D'oc means d'oc in French.

Regional table wine in this area

product

(added before the verb) means "negative" and "opposite"; (added before nouns to form verbs) means "get rid of", "get rid of"

France

Made in France

red wine

Sauvignon

In 2008, the grapes used for wine making were Cabernet Sauvignon or Cabernet Sauvignon and Cabernet Sauvignon.

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