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Muscat / Moscato
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The only grape that actually tastes like grapes! One of the oldest known varieties, Muscat comes in many forms and produces wines from dry to very sweet, still to sparkling.
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There are over 200 different varieties of Muscat grapes, making it one of the largest grape families in the world.
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Piedmont
ItalyHome of Moscato d'Asti, lightly sparkling and sweet
Alsace
FranceDry, aromatic Muscat with grape character
Rutherglen
AustraliaLegendary fortified sticky wines
Greece
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Fresh fruit
Light pastries
Spicy Asian cuisine
Blue cheese
Breakfast/brunch
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6-8°C (43-46°F)
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1-5 years (except fortified)