Tasting notes
Sugar, Fruity, Alcohol, Acidity · Sweet
Food pairings
These dishes match this appellation's flavour profile.
- Top pickGrilled swordfish rolls with citrus sauce
Savory and smoky meat balances the intense sweetness of the wine; the citrus sauce reinforces the acidity and cleanses the palate between sips.
- Cured cheese with fig jam and walnuts
The creamy texture of the cheese and the sweetness of the jam balance the fruity and sugary liveliness of the wine, while the walnuts add a textural counterpoint and a slight bitterness.
- Creamy gorgonzola and caramelized pear risotto
Creamy and slightly savory, the dish enhances the fruity sweetness and soft structure of the wine, while the acidity prevents it from being cloying.
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- Tarte Tatin with Warm Cinnamon ApplesDessert
Caramelized apples and buttery pastry mirror the wine's rich sweetness and fruitiness; warm spices accentuate aromatic notes while the caramel's silkiness complements the wine's medium body and low tannins.
- Confit cod with mashed potatoes and aromatic olive oil
The dish's saltiness and richness balance the wine's sweetness and body; the aromatic notes of the olive oil complement the minerality and fruity vigor.
- Duck breast with lingonberries
The natural acidity of the lingonberries and the tenderness of the meat create a striking contrast with the sweetness, allowing the red fruit aromas to express themselves fully in a balanced dish.
Storage potential between 2 and 10 years
Currently drink vintages 2016 to 2024
Serve between 8°C and 10°C
Common varieties
Muscat Blanc
Muscat Blanc, also known as Muscat à Petits Grains, is an aromatic white grape variety widely cultivated in the south of France and around the world. It produces sweet and aromatic white wines, with intense aromas of muscat, flowers, and white-fleshed fruits.