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Moscatel Wine

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"Dive into our exquisite collection of Moscatel wines, a true celebration of rich flavors and aromatic bouquets. Known for its sweet and fragrant profile, Moscatel is a must-have for every wine enthusiast. Whether you're looking to buy a refreshing sip for a sunny afternoon or shop for a dessert wine companion, our Moscatel range promises a delectable experience for every palate."
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  • Trentham Estate The Family Moscato 2025-White Wine-World Wine

    Trentham Estate The Family Moscato 2025

    $17.51
    or $16.63 in case of 12 bottles.
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  • Dos Por Ciento (98% Shiraz 2% Moscatel) 2022-Red Wine-World Wine

    Dos Por Ciento (98% Shiraz 2% Moscatel) 2022

    $39.99
    or $37.99 in case of 6 bottles.
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  • Quevedo Doc Douro Oscar's Bio White 2021-White Wine-World Wine

    Quevedo Doc Douro Oscar's Bio White 2021

    $30.27
    or $28.33 in case of 6 bottles.
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  • Bernabeleva Madrid Camino de Navaherreros Blanco 2023-White Wine-World Wine

    Bernabeleva Madrid Camino de Navaherreros Blanco 2023

    $36.81
    or $34.97 in case of 12 bottles.
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  • Pepe Mendoza Casa Agrícola ‘La Pureza’ Moscatel 2021-Red Wine-World Wine

    Pepe Mendoza Casa Agrícola ‘La Pureza’ Moscatel 2021

    $69.75
    or $66.26 in case of 6 bottles.
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  • Delas Freres Muscat Beaume De Venise 2019-Dessert, Sherry & Port-World Wine

    Delas Freres Muscat Beaume De Venise 2019

    $35.99
    or $34.19 in case of 12 bottles.
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Moscatel, often referred to as Muscat, is a unique grape variety that stands out due to its intensely aromatic nature. Its origins can be traced back to ancient times, making it one of the oldest cultivated grape varieties in the world. The grape's versatility is notable, as it can be Moscatel, often referred to as Muscat, is a unique grape variety that stands out due to its intensely aromatic nature. Its origins can be traced back to ancient times, making it one of the oldest cultivated grape varieties in the world. The grape's versatility is notable, as it can be crafted into a range of wine styles, from dry to sweet, and even sparkling. The varietal is renowned for its expressive aromas of peach, jasmine, and citrus zest. These captivating scents are matched by equally enthralling flavors on the palate, often echoing notes of ripe fruits, honeysuckle, and occasionally, a hint of spice. Its natural sweetness and full-bodied nature make it a preferred choice for many who appreciate wines that are both flavorful and aromatic. Regardless of the style, Moscatel consistently offers a harmonious blend of freshness and complexity. read more... less

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Moscatel wine?
Moscatel wine, often known in English-speaking countries as Muscat, is derived from the ancient and versatile Moscatel grape variety. Celebrated for its intoxicating aroma, it's reminiscent of orange blossoms, ripe peaches, and zesty citrus fruits. The intrinsic sweetness and distinctive profile of Moscatel make it easily recognizable. These wines can range from bone-dry to lusciously sweet, including some sparkling versions. Not only does it enthrall with its aromatic bouquet, but it also impresses with a full-bodied palate experience, showcasing its rich history and viticultural heritage.

Which wine regions make the best Moscatel wine?
The beauty of Moscatel is its widespread cultivation across diverse wine regions. Notably, Spain's Jerez region is famous for its fortified Moscatel wines, which are deeply aromatic and sweet. The Douro Valley in Portugal also crafts exceptional Moscatel wines, especially those labeled as Muscatel do Douro. In France, the Muscat of Beaumes-de-Venise from the Rhône Valley receives accolades for its exquisite balance of sweetness and acidity. Other significant regions include Australia’s Rutherglen and parts of California, where the grape thrives in the sun-kissed terrains.

What are the most popular Moscatel wines?
Popularity often hinges on the style and origin of the wine. Spanish fortified Moscatel from Jerez and the luscious dessert wines from Portugal's Setúbal Peninsula have garnered a dedicated following. The sparkling Moscato d'Asti from Italy's Piedmont region is a crowd favorite, known for its refreshing bubbles and delicate sweetness. Additionally, Muscat wines from Australia, known for their raisiny character and intense flavors, hold a significant place in the global market.

What are the best value Moscatel wines?
Value is subjective and can vary depending on one's personal preference and regional availability. However, Moscato d'Asti from Italy offers excellent value, providing a delightful sparkling experience without breaking the bank. Similarly, the fortified Moscatel wines from Spain, particularly those aged for shorter durations, deliver a rich experience at a fraction of the price of their extensively aged counterparts. Many New World regions, such as parts of California and South Africa, are also producing high-quality Moscatel wines at competitive prices.

What are the foods best paired with Moscatel wines?
Moscatel wines, with their aromatic profile and varying sweetness levels, are versatile when it comes to food pairings. Lighter, dry versions pair wonderfully with fresh salads, soft cheeses, and seafood dishes. The sweeter, fortified versions complement desserts like crème brûlée, fruit tarts, and chocolate-based treats. They can also counterbalance the spice in Asian cuisines, making for an intriguing culinary combination. For those indulging in sparkling Moscatel wines, consider pairing with light appetizers, fruit platters, or even brunch dishes to elevate the meal experience.
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