Don't Miss
- VineLines Dispatch: September to remember on Red Mountain
- VineLines Dispatch: Woodinville crushes through smoke, pandemic
- Sweet 16th AVA in Washington belongs to Candy Mountain
- H3 2016 Cab rides off as Washington State Wine Competition best of show
- Elephant 7 soars with Yellow Bird Vineyard Grenache at Walla Walla Valley Wine Competition
- Dunham Cellars in Walla Walla raises $15,049 for suicide prevention
- USA Today readers vote Walla Walla Valley as America’s Best Wine Region
- Williamson Vineyards young Albariño rises to top of 2020 Idaho Wine Competition
- 2020 vintage for Northwest tracks dry, warm but not hot
- 5 Idaho wineries to pour at drive-in theater
Airfield Estates 2014 Moscato, Yakima Valley, $18
By Great Northwest Wine on November 21, 2015
Marcus Miller moved into larger production facility just in time to harvest the Muscat Canelli from his family’s 950-acre vineyard, one of the largest family-owned in Washington’s Yakima Valley. They increased production by 50 percent from the previous vintage and dialed down the sugar just a touch as it captures classic qualities of the grape with its theme of rosewater, lychee and clove. Solid acidity turns the residual sugar of 1.4% into a dry finish of pink grapefruit pith.
Rating: Recommended
Production: 600 cases
Alcohol: 12.2%
Latest News
-
VineLines Dispatch: September to remember on Red MountainDespite the smoke and the pandemic, harvest is in...
- September 27, 2020
-
VineLines Dispatch: Woodinville crushes through smoke, pandemicDespite the smoke and the pandemic, harvest is in...
- September 26, 2020
-
Sweet 16th AVA in Washington belongs to Candy MountainSweet news came from the federal government on Sept....
- September 25, 2020
0 comments