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Rosso Chateau Musar 2017 75 cl Gaston Hochar

Chateau Musar
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€55.00
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Chateau Musar Rosso is the most identifying wine of Lebanon, a country with a great winemaking tradition; it is a wine made inspired by the great Bordeaux wines and the result is exceptional.

The grapes used are Cabernet Sauvignon, Cinsaut and Carignano. The winemaking takes place in concrete tanks, with spontaneous fermentation and maceration for 4 weeks, followed by 1 year of aging in barrique, 1 in concrete and 3 in the bottle.

The aging capacity of this wine is truly remarkable but even in its youth it can give emotions.

Gaston Hochar's Chateau Musar red wine is an explosion of aromas on the nose, from fruit to spice, from flower to toasting; on the palate it is majestic and its persistence memorable.

Region
Lebanon
Alcohol content
Between 13.5-15.9%
Alcohol
14.0%
Grape Types
Cabernet Sauvignon
Carignano
Cinsault
Aging
Wood - 13-24 months
Aging - Maturity
1 year in barrique, 1 year in concrete and 3 years in bottle
Format
75cl
Service temperature
18-20°C
Food-wine Pairing
Aged cheese
Game
Pasta Bolognese
Red meat stew
Roasted and grilled meat
Production Philosophy
Artisanal
Indigenous yeasts
Triple A
Vintage
2017
SKU7258
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