This naturally sweet wine is made from one of the most classic Mediterranean varieties. The Ancient Greeks called these fragrant grapes Anathelicon Moschaton, and the Romans called them Apianae, because they attract bees that use the nectar of the Muscat grapes to make their exquisite honey. The Muscat variety has an unmistakable and very particular aromatic profile that displays seductive floral fragrances (rose, geranium, lemon verbena). The palate is voluptuous, concentrated yet light, generous and delicately sensual. SERVING SUGGESTIONS Lovely as a chilled aperitif or as a dessert wine.