Cruse Wine Co.
Rorick Vineyard Muscat
Sierra Foothills, California, USA
Rich flavor dry white wine
Rich flavor dry white wine
1 person found it helpfulMay 25th, 2020
Floral, high acid, crisp ⚡️
Floral, high acid, crisp ⚡️
1 person found it helpfulAug 19th, 2019
Easy drinking. Structured enough to pair well with seafood. Drank with crawfish pasta in New Orleans.
Easy drinking. Structured enough to pair well with seafood. Drank with crawfish pasta in New Orleans.
May 20th, 2021
Very floral, aromatic, jasmine? This is stellar.
Very floral, aromatic, jasmine? This is stellar.
Apr 25th, 2021
Such a standout of 2020, I broke my rule and bought it twice. Aromatically gifted Muscat of orange zest and wild flowers and passion fruit creme brule. Beautifully textured fatty profile with a sturdy spine.
Same score as first go round.
Such a standout of 2020, I broke my rule and bought it twice. Aromatically gifted Muscat of orange zest and wild flowers and passion fruit creme brule. Beautifully textured fatty profile with a sturdy spine.
Same score as first go round.
Really interesting wine. Great floral nose, orange and orange blossom. Rich flavor but not sweet. Not for the meal, for the in between cheese course before the sweet course. Or just when it can be considered.
Really interesting wine. Great floral nose, orange and orange blossom. Rich flavor but not sweet. Not for the meal, for the in between cheese course before the sweet course. Or just when it can be considered.
Jan 29th, 2021May I introduce you to the skills of professional wine person, Michael Cruse. He’s a wizard - people think of him first for his sparkling, but this deeply complex bone dry Muscat from the Rorick vineyard makes it’s way into five total freaking barrels and he’s selling it for about $29. This is an underpriced very good buy.
Ambitious, big, intense, and if you find some fault here I’d love to know what it is. Unfiltered colors of pale hay. Your first impression is definitely lychee, then peach, tangerine, vanilla oak.
May I introduce you to the skills of professional wine person, Michael Cruse. He’s a wizard - people think of him first for his sparkling, but this deeply complex bone dry Muscat from the Rorick vineyard makes it’s way into five total freaking barrels and he’s selling it for about $29. This is an underpriced very good buy.
Ambitious, big, intense, and if you find some fault here I’d love to know what it is. Unfiltered colors of pale hay. Your first impression is definitely lychee, then peach, tangerine, vanilla oak.
This vintage feels more balanced with fruit.
This vintage feels more balanced with fruit.
Jun 15th, 2018