Chateau Musar White 2012
Chateau Musar
- £32
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- Producer
- Chateau Musar
- Grape Varieties
- Merwah, Obaideh
- Origin
- Lebanon > Bekaa Valley
Musar's red is the better known wine, but their white is equally distinctive and long-lived. A blend of ancient Lebanese grape varieties, it undergoes a complex ageing process before release that makes it truly unique.
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- Dry, subtly oaky; citrus flavours with honey notes; wholly unique, oxidative style.
- A blend of ancient grape varieties Obaideh and Merwah, indigenous to the mountains of Lebanon.
- After a long fermentation in oak, Musar White is aged at the winery to be released seven years after harvest.
- Can age for a very long time, but is usually at its best with around 7-10 years of age.
- A good match for pâte, rillettes, seafood dishes and spicy vegetable tempura.
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- Product Code
- 17EMW12
- Wine Type
- Wine, Classic, White
- Bottle Size
- 75cl
- Origin
- Lebanon > Bekaa Valley
- Producer
- Chateau Musar
- Vintage
- 2012
- Grape Varieties
- Merwah, Obaideh
- Other Vintages
- 2014
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