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Quady Electra Orange Muscat 2004

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Quady Electra Orange Muscat (2004)

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Winery:
Quady Winery
Varietal:
Orange Muscat
Region:
USA > California
Type:
Dessert/Fortified
Color:
Red
Drink Dates:
Drink Now - 2012
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User Tags:  stone fruits, (tree) fruit, delicate, apricot, italian cuisine, nuts, meal, color descriptors, electra, picnic 


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In 1990, we decided to produce a new type of dessert wine, light, delicate and very refreshing. We tasted Orange Muscat grape juice as it was turning into wine. When the juice was just on the verge - halfway betwen wine and grape juice, a small test batch was bottled. The wine tasted wonderful, but the alcohol was only 4% (most wines are at least 12%). The wine was bottled using sterile filtration to prevent refermentation and the new creation named Electra after the electric like texture one notices on the tip of the tongue. This is a picnic wine, light delicate and refreshing, a breath of springtime, read more...


 

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Tawny golden orange colour with a honeyed nose of apricots with a trace of nuts, almonds, cold tea. Thick and viscous, with marmalade and apricot flavours, fresh acidity holds it together and it has a surprisingly dry finish. A lovely wine, it handles dark chocolate well.


 

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