Before & after: Frail nose of slightly unripe white-fleshed friuts.
A light, fresh and slightly mineral taste, which lingers once the freshness has departed. There are hints of citrus acidity and a touch of dryness, however that's where it ends. It's an okay, slightly confused wine that doesn't know who or what it is. Not a bad drop and perfectly drinkable.
Tale
Domaine des Amoureux is one brand of Muscadet produced by Ollivier Frères Vineyard, which has been passed from father to son since the 17th century. The nine-brand business is managed by two brothers, with Jean-Luc managing the administrative and commercialisation aspects of running a winery. This allows Jean-Luc's brother Guy to focus on the vitricultural (vine-growing) and oenological (wine-making) operations. The grapes are grown on hillsides between the Sévre and Maine rivers, which is where the appelation's name Muscadet Sévre Et Maine comes from. The terroir of these hills produces naturally acidic grapes capable of becoming white wines that are made to age.
Price: $10
Quality: ☆☆
Value: ☆☆☆
http://muscadet-grenaudiere.fr/produits-gb.html
http://danmurphys.com.au/product/DM_348688
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