Moscatel wine is a Spanish wine made from Muscat grapes that are ripe and grown in sunny conditions. The wine has a distinctive floral perfume reminiscent of orange blossom, raisins, and citrus. Some aged moscatel wines matured in small barrels develop silky flavors of honey and jam with aromas of white spices and vanilla. The production regions for moscatel wine designated as "Málaga Origin" are divided into four subzones located around towns like Frigiliana, Nerja, and Torrox along the Mediterranean coast of Málaga, Spain.

1. Moscatel Wine
Lina Moreno
Cristina Rentería
Juan Francisco Lozano
Encarnita Ortiz

2. History of Muscat wine
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- Málaga wines date back to the Phoenician times.
- The Muscat wine comes from Muscat grapes that
must be ripe and sunny.
- The wine produced from them has the distinctive
floral perfume of this grape variety

3. Moscatel wine bouquet:
- It is intense and very marked.
- It reminds you of orange blossom,
raisin and citrus
- These wines when developed in
bottles are ideal wines.

4. Nutritional Table

5. Minerals

6. Vitamins

7. AGING
· Some aging wines that mature
in small barrels can have a silky
muscat flavour, and a very nice
bouquet of honey and jam
aromas.
· Bouquet: when new aging
wines are in wooden barrels
white spices and vanilla flavours
can be noted

8. PRODUCTION AREAS:
· The production of “Málaga Origin” is
subdivided into four subzones.
This designation of wines is one of the
oldest in Spain

9. AROMAS
Aromas: Intense and very marked.
Reminiscent of orange blossom, raisins
and citrus

10. Path to the Wine
We invite you to visit the towns where these
wines are produced

11. Frigiliana
· Municipality in the province of Málaga.
· Located between the Almijara Mountain
Range and the Mediterranean Sea

12. Nerja
The most eastern town in the region of The
Axarquia.
It has a mild climate all year round.

13. Torrox
Located in the East part of Costa del Sol
and at the foot of the Almijara Mountain
Range.

14. Sayalonga
In the south by the Mediterranean Sea.
East of the town Velez Málaga.

15. Algarrobo
Located southeast of Málaga.

16. Cómpeta
Also called “ The crown of the Costa del Sol”.
Located within the valley of the Axarquia.

17. Canillas de Albaida
Located in the valley formed by the Turvilla
and Cájula rivers.