Muscat Ottonel 2021
An exotic grape producing a Semi-Dry wine that's aromatic, full-bodied, and floral.
Enticing aromas of honeysuckle, candied citrus, rose, and peonies with intensity on the palate. Slighty sweet and mouthcoating with a lingering finish of honey and orange blossom.
Pair with Proscuitto Wrapped Grilled Pears, Aged Gouda, Grilled Pineapple with Shrimp, Cheesecake.
Enticing aromas of honeysuckle, candied citrus, rose, and peonies with intensity on the palate. Slighty sweet and mouthcoating with a lingering finish of honey and orange blossom.
Pair with Proscuitto Wrapped Grilled Pears, Aged Gouda, Grilled Pineapple with Shrimp, Cheesecake.
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Wine Specs
Vintage
2021
Varietal
Muscat
AGING
Unoaked.
Alcohol %
12
Profile
TASTING NOTES
Enticing aromas of honeysuckle, candied citrus, rose, and peonies with intensity on the palate. Slighty sweet and mouthcoating with a lingering finish of honey and orange blossom.
VINEYARD NOTES
Muscat Ottonel was introduced to the Finger Lakes by our founder, Dr. Konstantin Frank, in the early 1960s as 1 of 66 experimental vinifera varieties. Since then we have learnt that Muscat Ottonel prefers warmer vineyard sites in the Finger Lakes thus we source these grapes from Lamoreaux Landing on Seneca Lake. The Banana Belt is a portion of land on the east side of Seneca Lake that receives the greatest amount of sun coupled with a location that is nearest the deepest parts of Seneca Lake, thereby having a greater impact on temperature. Grapes grown here exhibit more tropical flavors – a consequence of greater ripeness.
VARIETY
100% Muscat Ottonel.
VINEYARD
100% Lamoreaux Landing.
VINIFICATION
De-Stemmed. 24 Hour Cold Soak.
VESSEL
Stainless Steel. Temperature Controlled.
FERMENTATION
Traditional. No Malolactic Fermentation.
AGEING
Unoaked.
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