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Quady Red Electra 2007

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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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Red Electra, is made from a blend of Orange Muscat and Muscat Hamburg. It has itsown special red fruit character, like cranberry and pomegranates, a beautiful red-purplecolor and refreshing spritz. Appearance: Medium red, translucent Aroma: Floral with notes of rose, orange blossom, strawberry, and melon. Taste: Light bodied, sweet and crisp with berry and cherry overtones.


 

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Electra is an attractive, light-bodied Orange Muscat from Californian dessert wine and port specialist Quady. With lovely peach and marmalade flavors, it has a low, 4% alcohol level achieved by stopping fermentation through chilling and filtering.


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