€34.95
In stock
Probably one of the greatest dry Muscat wines in the world - this beauty will surprise and delight your palate with intense ripe apricot, cream caramel flavors but dry and with a crisp, sassy finish. A Fleur de Peau got a magnificent notice in 2020, as one of Decanter Magazine's "Wines of the Year" and received 95 Points.
Because of their boldness, orange wines pair well with equally bold foods, including curry dishes, Moroccan cuisine, Ethiopian cuisine, Korean dishes with fermented kimchi (Bibimbap), and traditional Japanese cuisine, including fermented soybeans. Also this wine is gorgeous with soft cheeses drizzled with orange blossom honey.ABV 14%
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FREE when you spend €150 +
FREE NATIONWIDE DELIVERY FOR ORDERS OF €150+
Delivery is free on all orders over €150, anywhere in Ireland. For smaller orders our standard delivery charge is only €8.95 per delivery address.
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Winemaker NotesNicole and John Bojanowski work their beautiful vineyards together. Nicole is from Narbonne with her southern accent, her laughter and her contagious enthusiasm. John comes from further afield, from the Far West, the land of horses and Bourbon, Kentucky. Thus, in 1996, the Narbonnaise convinced her American husband that the pebbles of St Jean Minervois were the most beautiful in the world. It is a real choice of life, living and working in a village of 45 souls, in beautiful high elevation terroir of white limestone pebbles built of 50 million year old marine fossils. "The objective and the desire was to make rich wines with minerality."
| Grape type | Muscat |
|---|---|
| Country/Region | France/Languedoc |
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