Product description
House Charbielin C. Muscaris 2025 is an expressive and intensely aromatic wine from the Muscaris varietal, which captivates from the first contact with its expressiveness. The nose is dominated by juicy peaches and ripe apricots, broken by fresh lime zest and a hint of floral background. It is an aroma that attracts and promises an out-of-the-ordinary experience. On the palate, the wine proves to be springy and crisp, with a distinct character. It surprises with its complexity - light, yet specific and full of energy. A style that is not obvious, with a claw, perfect for those who are looking for more than just freshness in white wine. Best served well chilled
On the label, the letter "C" symbolizes Charbielin, the village where the winery is located. In addition, it features the silhouette of Kopa Biskupia - the highest peak of the Opava Foothills, which stretches just above the vineyard. Oenologist Matthew Grocholski is responsible for production. S well chilled.
The wine was fermented at a low temperature in stainless steel for nearly three weeks, after which it was aged in tanks for another three months. Then for several weeks in bottles. On the label C from the name of the village Charbielin. The mountain is Biskupia Kopa - the highest peak of the Opava foothills. The kopa is observed from the vineyard. The enologist is Matthew Grocholski
Aroma: Floral, fruity, muscatel, very intense and pleasant. Encouraging to taste
Taste: Pleasant and refreshing with a light body. Sessional, encouraging you to reach for another glass.
Appearance: Soft straw yellow. Encouraging to taste.
Vinification: The wine was fermented at a controlled temperature in stainless steel for 21 days, after which it was aged an additional 3 months in a steel tank.
Culinary Connections: Classic with fish and light Mediterranean dishes. The perfect pairing is oysters and Asian cuisine.
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