Muscat
(Moos-cat) More a family of grapes than a single variety, muscat bears no relationship with the Muscadet wine.
Food-wine pairing: Muscat shows best on its own: without food.
Districts: any warmer climates.
Typical taste: often sweet and always fruity, with a characteristic grapefruity and musky aroma. Muscat wines are instantly recognizable to anyone who has tasted a Muscat table grape.
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