Grape: Muscat

Muscat is one of the oldest grape varieties in the world, with origins dating back thousands of years. Its name comes from the French word "musqué," meaning "musk," which refers to its aromatic qualities.

There are several varieties of Muscat, including:

- Muscat Blanc à Petits Grains: Known for its intense aroma and used for high-quality wines.
- Muscat of Alexandria: Larger berries and often used in dessert wines.
- Muscat Ottonel: A hybrid variety producing fragrant and fruity wines.

Flavor:

Muscat wines are renowned for their aromatic and floral characteristics. 

You may get the tasting notes of Peach, apricot, orange, and citrus, Jasmine, orange blossom, and rose. 

Taste:

Ranges from dry to sweet, often with honeyed notes.