Muscadelle
Muscadelle hails from Bordeaux, used in the production of both the sweet wines of Sauternes and the dry whites of Blaye or Entre deux Mers.
Small parcels are also to be found in Graves, where its fruitiness is a welcome addition. Sadly, in recent times the grape has fallen out of favour when compared to Sauvignon and Semillon.
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Blaye Côtes de Bordeaux: Chateau Les Bertrands Cuvee TraditionMade with a majority of Sauvignon complemented by Muscadelle. Very floral and soft on the palate, with lingering lemony flavours. Best with seafood or on its own.
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Bordeaux: Chateau de Bonhoste WhiteSupple and well-rounded with hints of white flower and citrus fruit. Fruity and fresh floral wine, gently acidic. Drink young to keep its freshness. Most popular wine.
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Cotes de Bergerac: Chateau La Mouliere WhitePretty yellow colour, limpid and brilliant with golden reflections. The nose is frank, fresh and fruity with aromas of pear and pineapple. The palate is supple and lively, then round and mellow, developing pleasant fruity flavours that persist for a long time on the finish.
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