Ezio Voyat la Gazzella 2008

This dry Moscato was a favorite of Ezio Voyat's. The wine is remarkably subtle on the nose for muscat, giving understated floral aromas and an array of minty and herbal notes. The palate has intriguing texture and weight that seem to further explain the pride Voyat took in creation. Ezio Voyat named his sleek 100% Moscato after his daughter Marilena, Olympic sprinter and 1980s Italian track sensation, known to her fans as the "Gazelle."

This dry Moscato was a favorite of Ezio Voyat's. The wine is remarkably subtle on the nose for muscat, giving understated floral aromas and an array of minty and herbal notes. The palate has intriguing texture and weight that seem to further explain the pride Voyat took in creation.

Here is a masterfully made passito with intriguing tea and dried fruit notes on the nose. Though there is no shortage of residual sugar in this bottle, the wine seems balanced due to its mouth watering acidity. The texture is extremely luscious, the finish full of sultana and dried apricot flavors.

This dry Moscato was a favorite of Ezio Voyat's. The wine is remarkably subtle on the nose for muscat, giving understated floral aromas and an array of minty and herbal notes. The palate has intriguing texture and weight that seem to further explain the pride Voyat took in creation.

Ezio Voyat, a legend in the world of obsure bottles, was not a winemaker by trade but spent his days as the croupier in his home town of Chambave. Discover the mystery and romance that shrowd his wines with the "Muraglie," a profound and delicate blend of Dolcetto, Petit Rouge, and Gros Vien. The wine is brambly and red fruited on the nose with pretty aromas of raspberry and raspberry seed, red currant, and cranberry. The palate is simultaneously mellow and intense , finishing with soft tannins.