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Muscat Of Alexandria

Originating in the city of the same name in Egypt, Muscat de Alexandria today is the less-used of the two dominate Muscat grapes - however it can still be used to perfection.

Below are two fine examples of the Alexandria, one dry (Sec) and one sweet. One of the Muscats are harvested early before the natural sugars are fully developed and the other is harvested later when the sugars have reached maturity.

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  • Côtes Catalanes: Domaine Boudau Petit Closi Muscat Sec
    Côtes Catalanes: Domaine Boudau Petit Closi Muscat Sec
    Limpid and brilliant colour. Subtle scent of fresh grapes with hints of acacia. The mouth is round, elegant, marked by citrus and white fruit.
    £14.00
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    £14.00
  • Muscat de Rivesaltes: Domaine Boudau
    Muscat de Rivesaltes: Domaine Boudau
    Fortified resulting in the tastiest and most appealing sweet wine made in the Roussillon, close to Perpignan. Nose with aromas of lemon, lemongrass, limoncello. The palate is fresh, tangy while retaining the deliciousness of the Muscat grain. The sweet aspect is easily forgotten as its taste is so compelling. A real pleasure.
    £19.25
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