Wine style

Wine style

Austrian Muskateller

Austrian Muskateller

Austrian Muskateller

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Austria

Imagine stepping into a greenhouse full of blooming jasmine and citrus trees. This juice is unapologetically aromatic and crisp, offering a sensory explosion that jumps right out of the glass before you even take a sip.

Imagine stepping into a greenhouse full of blooming jasmine and citrus trees. This juice is unapologetically aromatic and crisp, offering a sensory explosion that jumps right out of the glass before you even take a sip.

Imagine stepping into a greenhouse full of blooming jasmine and citrus trees. This juice is unapologetically aromatic and crisp, offering a sensory explosion that jumps right out of the glass before you even take a sip.

Body

Soft Muscle

Tannins

No Resistance

Barely Felt

Pillowy Presence

Serious Grip

The Brick Wall

Acidity

Properly Sharp

Sugar

Savagely Dry

Artistic label and flavor profile for Austrian Muskateller on a rustic wooden table.

The story

Mediterranean roots

Alpine adaptation

Fresh style

Traders originally brought Muskateller from the Mediterranean to Styria centuries ago, where it found a surprisingly chilly second home. While it loves sunshine, the cool Austrian nights trap that insane acidity and freshness inside the berries. Instead of becoming a heavy, oily syrup like its southern cousins, it adapted to the alpine air to become the crispest, most vibrant version of itself.

Traders originally brought Muskateller from the Mediterranean to Styria centuries ago, where it found a surprisingly chilly second home. While it loves sunshine, the cool Austrian nights trap that insane acidity and freshness inside the berries. Instead of becoming a heavy, oily syrup like its southern cousins, it adapted to the alpine air to become the crispest, most vibrant version of itself.

Traders originally brought Muskateller from the Mediterranean to Styria centuries ago, where it found a surprisingly chilly second home. While it loves sunshine, the cool Austrian nights trap that insane acidity and freshness inside the berries. Instead of becoming a heavy, oily syrup like its southern cousins, it adapted to the alpine air to become the crispest, most vibrant version of itself.

Why it's special

Dry taste

Sweet smell

Sensory prank

Your nose will think you are about to drink liquid candy because the bouquet is so intense and flowery, but your tongue gets hit with a bone-dry, electric shock of acidity. It is the ultimate sensory prank. Few wines manage to smell this sweet and taste this refreshingly dry simultaneously, making it a total unicorn in a world of predictable, boring whites.

Your nose will think you are about to drink liquid candy because the bouquet is so intense and flowery, but your tongue gets hit with a bone-dry, electric shock of acidity. It is the ultimate sensory prank. Few wines manage to smell this sweet and taste this refreshingly dry simultaneously, making it a total unicorn in a world of predictable, boring whites.

Your nose will think you are about to drink liquid candy because the bouquet is so intense and flowery, but your tongue gets hit with a bone-dry, electric shock of acidity. It is the ultimate sensory prank. Few wines manage to smell this sweet and taste this refreshingly dry simultaneously, making it a total unicorn in a world of predictable, boring whites.

Who's gonna like it

Aroma lovers

Acid heads

Spice fans

Anyone who loves smelling flowers but hates sugar will lose their mind over this bottle. It is perfect for drinkers who want big flavor without heavy oak or high alcohol weighing them down. Sauvignon Blanc fans looking for something even more aromatic should jump on this train immediately, as it scratches that same itch but adds a spicy, nutmeg kick that is totally unique.

Anyone who loves smelling flowers but hates sugar will lose their mind over this bottle. It is perfect for drinkers who want big flavor without heavy oak or high alcohol weighing them down. Sauvignon Blanc fans looking for something even more aromatic should jump on this train immediately, as it scratches that same itch but adds a spicy, nutmeg kick that is totally unique.

Anyone who loves smelling flowers but hates sugar will lose their mind over this bottle. It is perfect for drinkers who want big flavor without heavy oak or high alcohol weighing them down. Sauvignon Blanc fans looking for something even more aromatic should jump on this train immediately, as it scratches that same itch but adds a spicy, nutmeg kick that is totally unique.

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