Such a damn fine example what Muscat de petit grains dried in the sun can be. Made into the sweet (but not too sweet), spicy aromatic concoction that can be found in many countries. Miel? Yes but I get a lot of dried apricot equally. The residual sugar is IMHO perfectly balanced by the remaining acids. One of the best examples of desert Muscat I've had anywhere. Good cold but maybe even better at cool room temp.
Cellarer, Barcelona — 2 years ago
Fabulous after 20 years. Took 15 min for a sour-tartness to mellow out, but it was delicious with fruity, flinty, and bready notes… wish we had more! — 5 years ago
Dry and crisp aromas of apricot Bartlett pear and peach as well as honeysuckle 35% Pinot green 19% Sauvignon Blanc 13% Chardonnay 11% riesling 10% Roussanne 6% Marsanne 3% Gewurztraminer 3% muscat. 13.6% by volume of alcohol and contains sulfites Light golden color appears to be immature white I would describe this as moderate color, dry, #MIN, acidic, fruit intensity, mild to flavorful I don’t detect any oak feels midweight and is still  — 4 months ago
Firstleaf - pear, crisp, porch drinker, minerality, mild acidity — 4 years ago
Not as sweet as 2019 — 5 years ago
Just popped and double-decanted this to go with Ligurian braised rabbit. In my experience, this is a producer where you don’t have to worry much about whether the wine will be ready to drink because their wines tend to be delicious early and also age well in the mid-term. Right away, this shows scents of dried leather, macerated mid-cherry, gravelly earth. And dark spice. Surprisingly structured on the palate, with intense savory flavors complementing dark cherry. Lengthy, intense finish. This will keep for several more years but is really good now. — 7 months ago
Juicy with hints of dried cherries, drinkable 👍🏼 — 5 years ago
Great value and decent Shiraz — 5 years ago
Jason
Succulent berry and chocolately overtones. — 3 months ago