
OK, it's not particularly fashionable but it tastes just gorgeous. It has a deliciously orangey character that would make it a fantastic pairing for apple tart, pie or crumble (served with cream rather than custard), light chocolate desserts (plain rather than with berries) and - thinking ahead to Christmas - Christmas pudding which is always a tricky one to match. You could also partner it with a Spanish style 'flan' or crème caramel.
As the name indicates, it's a muscat, fortified with a little spirit to bring it up to 15%. Drink it nice and cold.
2 comments:
A most delicious wine especially served with christmas pudding as you suggested. I had never tried this variety until now.
Glad you enjoyed it!
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