To unclear the history and origin, since the foundation of Gadir and Malaca by Phoenician, this grape variety can be present in Spain so its qualified almost local, but comes from North Africa believed to be one of the most ancient grape genetically almost intact.

In generally used for raisins and table grape consumption, in Málaga region is hugely used for sweet wine production for thousand of years and the result is more than exceptional.

Description: Typical Mediterranean grape resistant to dry and humid conditions, Large bunches and medium berries.

Profile: High in sugar content, Early ripening due to hot climate (August).

Aromas: Intense aroma of jasmine, peach or mango. Some citrus and mineral notes.

Main regions: Málaga Region – production of sweet wines.

Other Regions: Portugal – Setúbal and Douro Region.

Blending: Mostly mono-varietal wines.

Suggestions:

• MOSCATEL RESERVA DE FAMILIA – Bodegas Málaga Virgen
• MOSCATEL GUARDIA – Bodegas Antigua Casa La Guardia