dried flowers

Ripe and layered aromas include those of red and black cherry

indeed one could deservedly call this Cistercian

The palate has a dense

warm spices and a hint of leather

Musar, Musar White other_regions_italy dried flowersThis wine has gone through some oak ageing in a style reminiscent of Bordeaux Blancs from the 1960s, although slightly warmer. On the palate it is joyfully fresh and expressive, there's no fruit banality, instead a complex array of spices, honey and stoney aromas, followed by a long finish. It seems to be developing faster than the older white grands vins; it stayed in a good shape for five days after opening but did not improve.