Jun 6, 2013
Hither & Yon McLaren Vale, South Australia
White Frontignac 2012
Shiraz 2011
Cabernet Sauvignon 2011
wine label designer: Voice
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Hither & Yon McLaren Vale, South Australia
White Frontignac 2012
Shiraz 2011
Cabernet Sauvignon 2011
wine label designer: Voice
Multitude of moscato
You would have to be teetotal not to have noticed moscato is booming.
Seeing the diversity of styles and flavours that abound, and the grape varieties that seem to be used, I looked up the Wine Australia web-site to see what varieties are legally permitted.
I was surprised to find there are 13. Some I had never heard of. In its home, Italy, it’s made from moscato bianco, better known as muscat blanc a petits grains, also known as frontignac. But muscat gordo, muscat of Alexandria, muscat of Hamburg, orange muscat, muscat ottonel, and even gewurztraminer are allowed.
In short, any muscat-flavoured variety can be used.