This offering, which used to be called Gallo Chablis Blanc, was one of the few wines I tasted that came with a screw cap. It is moderately sweet, grapy, and soft, but it does possess an attractive aromatic profile, not dissimilar from a lively, fresh Cotes de Gascogne from France. There is decent acid/sugar balance in this fruity wine, which is clean and serviceable, although it may surpass the limit of sweetness tolerated by dry wine enthusiasts. (Reviewed because it is one of "America's Best Selling Wines" - according to retailers and/or the trade magazine Impact. )