Chambers Rosewood Rutherglen Muscat

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Chambers Rosewood
Rutherglen Muscat

Année : 0
Pays : Australie
Région : Victoria
Sous-région Rutherglen
Type : Liquoreux
Style
Format : 37.5cl
Alcool : 19°
Cépages : 100% Muscat

Experts		Note	Année
WS	Wine Spectator	90	NV
RP	Robert Parker	90	NV
JH	James Halliday	90	NV
WE	Wine Enthusiast	90	NV
VN	Vinous (Antonio Galloni)	90	NV
JR	Jancis Robinson	16	NV

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Wine Spectator (WS) : 90 Points (NV)

This silky, sweet version is the color of dark tea, with banana notes around the core of caramel, chocolate and cherry, finishing with moderate intensity.

Robert Parker (RP) : 90 Points (NV)

Like Chambers' entry-level Muscadelle, this Muscat offers an affordable introduction to the Rutherglen style of sticky. The Muscat is full and round, with relatively simple notes of spiced orange and crème caramel and a finish that is sweet but balanced.

James Halliday (JH) : 90 Points (NV)

Jan 2014 - Chambers? oldest muscats and tokays/topaques are the greatest in Rutherglen, and hence in the world, but are not commercially sold, although they are entered in the Canberra National Wine Show from time to time. This is a baby in swaddling clothes, that will reach adulthood 30 years hence if kept in oak for that time. It?s a classic young raisin muscat, relatively youthful in colour, with spicy Christmas cake and candied orange peel flavours, and a heady spirit.

Wine Enthusiast (WE) : 90 Points (NV)

Vinous (Antonio Galloni) (VN) : 90 Points (NV)

Dark, amber-edged brown. Musky cherry pit and dark chocolate scents are enlivened by a hint of pungent herbs. Sweet and plush, offering broad pit fruit and cherry compote flavors and a hint of burnt sugar. Lingers with very good smoky intensity, leaving a note of maple syrup behind.

Jancis Robinson (JR) : 16 Points (NV)

Tasted Feb 2012 - Pale rosy tawny. Again some old oak on the nose here. Very sweet and thick. Lots of personality here but both sticky and dry on the end. Tastes too complex for a Rutherglen wine. Maybe should be Classic?