Topaque

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Topaque is the modern Australian name for the fortified dessert wine style formerly known as Tokay, typically made from Muscadelle grapes and noted for its rich, sweet character.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf dessert wine
fortified wine style
agingPotential can age for many years in bottle
agingProcess oxidative aging in wood
alcoholByVolumeRange approximately 17–18% ABV
body full-bodied
countryOfOrigin Australia
fermentationControl fermentation stopped by fortification to retain sweetness
foodPairing desserts
nuts and dried fruits
strong cheeses
formerlyKnownAs Tokay NERFINISHED
grapeOrigin Muscadelle grape variety of French origin
labelingRequirement must be produced in Australia to use the name Topaque
mainGrapeVariety Muscadelle NERFINISHED
marketPosition premium niche dessert wine
mouthfeel unctuous
viscous
productionMethod fortified with grape spirit
regulatoryContext name adopted to avoid confusion with Tokaji from Hungary
residualSugarLevel high residual sugar
servingGlass small dessert wine glass
servingRole sipped as a digestif
styleCategory Australian fortified wine
sweetnessLevel lusciously sweet
typicalAromas caramel
dried fruit
honey
toffee
typicalColor amber
golden
typicalFlavours butterscotch
figs
nuts
raisins
typicalRegion Rutherglen, Victoria NERFINISHED
typicalServingOccasion after-dinner wine
typicalServingTemperature slightly chilled
typicalTasteProfile rich
sweet
wineLawStatus protected style name in Australian wine industry
wineRegionAssociation Rutherglen fortified wines
wineStyleFamily oxidatively aged fortified Muscadelle wines
wineType fortified dessert wine

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