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Muscadet wine information: Muscadet Sevre et Maine is a white wine from the Loire Valley in France ... Muscadet is produced in 4 wine terroirs around the city of Nantes, in the West of the Loire Valley. The Muscadet Sèvre et Maine is the most important and the best of them.
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Muscadet - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Muscadet, the white wine of France's western Loire Valley, is a throwback to wine's old days. In the modern world, where wine is fetishized, ranked and paraded like a show pony, it's hard for Muscadet to keep up the pace.
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Another Country - Muscadet ... Below Brittany, amid the gentle contours of the Western Loire, we visit a château whose wines are currently confounding the assumptions of many who think they know Muscadet. ... Take Muscadet, for example. For a generation or so France's most exported wine has tended to assume a generic role as...
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With the arrival of August's steamy temperatures, wine lovers tend to steer toward refreshing, light-bodied white wines to pair with lighter back-porch meals. Perhaps there is none better at fitting this bill than Muscadet. ... The wines of Muscadet capture the essence of the Atlantic Ocean, just a stone's throw away.
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A detailed guide to Loire Valley wine ... Muscadet is almost unique to the region, Chenin Blanc thrives here like nowhere else, and Cabernet Franc excels in isolation, whereas most (but not all) Bordeaux properties include only a tiny percentage in the final blend.
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• Memorable Muscadet Austere and mineral-driven, the subtle wines of Muscadet Sèvre et Maine lie at an opposite pole from fruit-forward blockbusters. I love them. ... • Domaine de la Pepière 2005 Muscadet Sèvre et Maine Sur Lie ($9.99) Chalky minerality, fresh fruit and mouth-watering acidity win applause for...
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Muscadet, wine history and producers and photos, discover. muscadet, Pays-de-la-Loire : wine Muscadet ... The Muscadet wine is a subtle wine which is coming from type of vine "Melon" of Burgundian origin, which was introduced into the Country-of-the-Loire at the XVIIIth century.
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