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Nuy Red Muskadel

Nuy Red Muskadel

Pale pink, silky-sweet, lightly fortified muscat - a South African classic. Serve cool as an aperitif, any time you might otherwise enjoy a light, sweet sherry, after dinner or with cheese.

Suggested Food Match: Stilton; Stilton, Leek and Potato Pie; Nuts; other suggestions...
Availability
In Stock
Bottle
£8.50
Case of 12
£102.00
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Product Code
SA5881
Product Type
Red Wine
Origin
South Africa
Style
Very Sweet
Dominant Grape
Muscat
Drink Dates
Within two years of purchase
Alcohol Level
16.0%
Closure Type
Stopper Cork, Ie Sherry
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"I have been a fan of Nuy's Muskadel ever since I visited their Winery in 2004, and this one certainly lives up to it's predecessors. It is best served chilled and is pleasant on the palate after a meal, when served with cheese or with vanilla ice-cream. Here's hoping the White Muskadel features soon."

Mr Nick Harman (16-Dec-2011)

"Intensely sweet like drinking a syrup; the alcoholic fortification does, unfortunately, show itself on the palate; needs a bit more acidity to liven it up a bit. Does need to be chilled, perhaps with heavier desserts; or try it very cold, drizzled onto vanilla ice cream?"

Mr Davy Kurniawan (13-Oct-2010)

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