Recognisably lemon light, pithy Muscadet aromas are augmented by a richness that is not usually associated with the grape. The richness integrates nicely with the lemon peel flavours and there's a weighty mouthfeel and complexity. Oak? The mineral, salinity [you'd expect] breaks through on the finish. If you drink Muscadet this is a curveball. A wine that challenges your expectations.
Recognisably lemon light, pithy Muscadet aromas are augmented by a richness that is not usually associated with the grape. The richness integrates nicely with the lemon peel flavours and there's a weighty mouthfeel and complexity. Oak? The mineral, salinity [you'd expect] breaks through on the finish. If you drink Muscadet this is a curveball. A wine that challenges your expectations.
Oct 18th, 2014
Sèvre-et-Maine, Pays Nantais, Loire Valley, France
