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Historically, the Muscat vine has been cultivated globally as a table grape and for raisins. There are many grapes that use the name Muscat; both red and white Muscat grapes exist, producing wines from dry whites to sweet reds.
To understand more on each type of Muscat grape please follow links to the different sub-varieities.
It should be noted that Muscadet (from the Loire) is produced from Melon de Bourgogne, and Muscadelle is also unrelated.
A superb Rutherglen from some of the very best vineyards in the region. Supremely balanced with aromas of dark chocolate, coconut and almond. Read More
A superb Rutherglen from some of the very best vineyards in the region. Supremely balanced with aromas of dark chocolate, coconut and almond. Read More
Generous floral aromas on the nose with complex phenolics. The voluptuous palate offers tropical fruit flavours balanced by refreshingly bright acidit... Read More
Generous floral aromas on the nose with complex phenolics. The voluptuous palate offers tropical fruit flavours balanced by refreshingly bright acidit... Read More
A nose of fresh raisins; rich fruit, clean spirit & great length of flavour develope on the palate. Well balanced and fresh, this goes well with any d... Read More
A nose of fresh raisins; rich fruit, clean spirit & great length of flavour develope on the palate. Well balanced and fresh, this goes well with any d... Read More