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Salvador Poveda Moscatel NV

This is a good bottle to have in the fridge for those times when you need something sweet, but not heavy and sticky. There isn’t much in the way of details on this one appart from that its made from Muscat of Alexradria and Roman Moscatel, but I’m assuming that its made by allowing a partial fermentation of the latest year’s harvest that’s stopped by the addition of some grape spirit.This is very well priced too.

Nice goldern colour with a bit of viscosity. Aromas of lemon peel, seville orange marmalade, a bit of ginger and, well, muscatel grapes. Light, bright and fresh in the mouth, with a good dose of sugar but some acid to keep the finish fairly clean. The palate mirrors the nose for the most part, but shows some old oak character. The kind of thing you hope for when you find a nice lump of cheese at the back of the fridge at 11:30pm. 88 Pts.

Source: Ce Soir Imports Price: $20 Closure: Cork Stopper

Web: www.salvadorpoveda.com

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3 comments for “Salvador Poveda Moscatel NV”

  1. You can expect to pay $20 retail for this product.

    Posted by Marcus Gniel | April 28, 2008, 1:55 pm
  2. Thanks for that Marus, I’ve updated the post.

    Posted by Dave Worthington | April 28, 2008, 4:54 pm
  3. I love this wine, but it’s no longer available from the mailorder place where I had been buying it for several years. Does anyone know where in the US this wine is available? Thanks!!

    Posted by Marlene | April 29, 2008, 1:02 am

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