Chateau Musar Jeune Red

£91.50

for the equivalent of £15.25 a bottle
CASE OF 6 BOTTLES

Grower: Château Musar
Grape Variety: Cinsault / Syrah / Cabernet Sauvignon
Style: Fresh and Soft
Country: Lebanon
Appellation: Bekaa Valley
Vintage: 2020/21
Closure: CORK
Alcohol: 13.5% ABV
Bottle Size: 75cl

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A bright violet colour. The bouquet shows blueberries, violets, red cherries and red berry fruits. The palate is very fresh and fruity with blueberries, blackcurrants and red plums. This is well, balanced with its fruit concentration, soft tannins and long, warm finish.

Chateau Musar is one of the great icons of the wine world and whilst it’s tempting to think of this as ‘New World’ wine, that’s perhaps a little misleading as there’s evidence of vines being cultivated in the Lebanon’s Bekaa Valley for over 6,000 years. Chateau Musar itself is an 18th Century castle and the winery was founded in 1930 by Gaston Hochar, who was to become greatly influenced by Leoville Barton’s Major Ronald Barton, whilst he was stationed in the Lebanon in WW2. It is under the stewardship of Gaston’s son, Serge Hochar, who took over as winemaker in 1959, that the property has found world fame. Serge studied wine-making at the University of Bordeaux, under the great Emile Peynaud and amongst his many achievements since. The wines that are only released seven years after the vintage, at which point they are deemed ready to drink but still very much infants. Great vintages of Musar continue to develop and reward cellaring for many decades. Serge’s first vintage the 1959 was an amazing journey and served to demonstrate the uniqueness of each vintage and the surprising variation in character. Some mature vintages are Bordeaux styled, whilst others appear more Rhone-like or even Burgundian.

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