Rivesaltes, Château Mossé 1946. Fine Wine from Vin Doux Naturel

Region	Vin Doux Naturel
Type	Fortified
Grape Variety	Grenache

Region

Type

Fortified

Grape Variety

Grenache

Tasting Notes

The 1946 Château Mossé, predominantly Grenache Noir, has a punchy, almost Terrantez-scented bouquet that is very well-defined: dried orange peel, smoked walnut and a touch of ginger. The palate is well-balanced, quite understated on the entry, very smooth but quite light and airy towards the pleasantly oxidative finish. This is a delicious, cerebral Rivesaltes courtesy of Philippe Gayral. Drink: 2016 - 2030

Neal Martin, RobertParker.com, March 2016

60% grenache noir, 20% maccabeu (maccabeo), 20% grenache gris.

Farr Vintners, Farr Tasting, March 2016

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Rivesaltes, Château Mossé 1946

Tasting Notes

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Farr Vintners

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