Muscat Petit Grain. This is one of the oldest grape varieties known ... now exclusively southern.

The union of this aromatic grape variety and rocky hillsides of Barroubio generated a muscat with a rare delicacy.

Providing tight clusters of small size and the powerful scent, the resulting wine is aromatic and pronounced acidity.

White:
Soil: limestone, southern exposure, elevation 300 m.

Grapes: Muscat Petit Grain.

Winemaking: Fermentation at low temperature with stopping fermentation by fermentation of alcohol.

Tasting notes: Pale yellow color with bright reflections, aromas of dried flowers chard and candied citrus, mouth wide and fat with great persistence.

Culinary Suggestions: Fits on the appetizers, the blue-veined cheese, foie gras and desserts.

Consumer Tips: Apogee 2008-2010.

Consume at a temperature of 12 ° C.

Price: 9.90 €