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Quady Elysium Black Muscat 2007

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Winery:
Quady Winery
Varietal:
Muscat
Region:
USA > California
Type:
Dessert/Fortified
Color:
Red
Drink Dates:
Drink Now - 2011
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User Tags:  rosé, floral, dessert, rose petals, black, desserts, french cusine, dessert wines, stone fruits, (tree) fruit 


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Going by many names, Moscato Bianco, Muscat de Frontignan and Muscat Canelli among the most common, this aromatic grape produces wines that are characterized by floral aromas with peach and citrus flavors. Widely used in Italy for lightly sparkling, or Frizzante wines, the most famous of which is Asti Spumante.

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Black Muscat, another under appreciated muscat variety, is known in Europe as a table grape variety, Muscat Hamburg, one of the very few black skinned muscats. If ripened to about 25 brix, it attains a rose-like aroma and litchi like flavor. This rose-like aroma led us to name the wine Elysium, Greek for heaven. Drinking this, you can almost feel you have fallen into a rose garden and been transported to heaven. Elysium is used to either accompany or replace dessert. It is wonderful with blue cheeses, with desserts containing red fruits (such as Summer Pudding, an English favorite), with vanilla, read more...


 

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