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Chambers Rutherglen Muscat

Posted in October 6th, 2009
by Ray in Australia, Fortified dessert, Muscat, Rutherglen, Victoria

Chambers Rosewood Vineyards, Rutherglen, Muscat nv The nose smells of oranges and brown spices, as if wound into a custard. In the mouth the wine is rich, very complex, soft and luxurious. This wine and others like it from Rutherglen are a great value, giving you a great sense of complexity for the price. Lot [...]

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Contrasting Sweets

Posted in November 9th, 2007
by Ray in Australia, Barossa Valley, Muscadelle, Muscat, Rutherglen, South Australia, Victoria

Two Hands Barossa Valley Brilliant Disguise Moscato 2006
This wine shows like Moscato d’Asti, not to the same level of fresh orange blossom as the best from Piedmont, but still in a similar vein. Made from White Frontignac or Muscat Frontignan by Two Hands in Marananga 6.5% $16.49 (500ml) at Bottle Barn Two Hands
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A Classic Muscat From Down Under

Posted in October 19th, 2007
by Ray in Australia, Fortified dessert, Muscat, Rutherglen

Chambers Rosewood Vineyards Rutherglen Muscat nv
This wine is concentrated and thick displaying its fruit with great complexity. The raisined grapes come from old vines, some from beginning of 1900s. P&B in Rutherglen Lot#6338 for the first sample and Lot#06039 for today’s sample. 19% $12.69 at Bottle Barn

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