Chateau Musar, Bekaa Valley Rouge, 2012
Château Musar isn’t like anything else—and that’s exactly the point. Grown in Lebanon’s Bekaa Valley, aged for years before release, and made with a mix of Cabernet Sauvignon, Cinsault, and Carignan, the 2012 Rouge brings the Musar magic in full form.
It’s funky and classic at the same time—dried cherries, leather, spice, a little VA lift, and that earthy, almost sweet-sour edge that makes it unmistakably Musar. 2012 was a warmer vintage, so there’s plenty of ripeness here, but also structure and freshness to keep things lively.
At over a decade old, it’s just starting to mellow into its best self—but still has years of life ahead. If you’ve never had Musar, this is a perfect intro. If you have? You already know the deal.
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$49.00Chateau Musar, Bekaa Valley Rouge, 2012
Château Musar isn’t like anything else—and that’s exactly the point. Grown in Lebanon’s Bekaa Valley, aged for years before release, and made with a mix of Cabernet Sauvignon, Cinsault, and Carignan, the 2012 Rouge brings the Musar magic in full form.
It’s funky and classic at the same time—dried cherries, leather, spice, a little VA lift, and that earthy, almost sweet-sour edge that makes it unmistakably Musar. 2012 was a warmer vintage, so there’s plenty of ripeness here, but also structure and freshness to keep things lively.
At over a decade old, it’s just starting to mellow into its best self—but still has years of life ahead. If you’ve never had Musar, this is a perfect intro. If you have? You already know the deal.
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Château Musar isn’t like anything else—and that’s exactly the point. Grown in Lebanon’s Bekaa Valley, aged for years before release, and made with a mix of Cabernet Sauvignon, Cinsault, and Carignan, the 2012 Rouge brings the Musar magic in full form.
It’s funky and classic at the same time—dried cherries, leather, spice, a little VA lift, and that earthy, almost sweet-sour edge that makes it unmistakably Musar. 2012 was a warmer vintage, so there’s plenty of ripeness here, but also structure and freshness to keep things lively.
At over a decade old, it’s just starting to mellow into its best self—but still has years of life ahead. If you’ve never had Musar, this is a perfect intro. If you have? You already know the deal.
