How do I find another wine like the one I had?

[psychonaut]

@SanVito

Grape, country, region, year, estate. Give us something to work with!

I found a website with this description of how the wine is produced and what it tastes like:

Red Stone White Muscat is produced from the White Muscat grape variety, growing in the sunlit vineyards around Red Stone Rock above the resort of Gurzuf. The grapes are harvested when natural sugar content has reached no less than 29 %. For two years young wine is aged in oak casks in the Massandra cellars. The resultant wine has sugar level - 23 %, alcohol - 13 %.

Fascinating light amber colour with a unique delicate bouquet, full of classical Muscat aroma. It has inhaled a charm of the south, heat of Red Rock, honey tinges of mountainous flowers and grass, flavor of orange crisp. Light citron makes palate especially delicate and soft. After long term bottle ageing the wine becomes noble with an outstanding bouquet of old wine.

Maybe this helps find something similar? Does anyone know of a wine with a similar production process?

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In your case, you’re looking for something called a “Muscat white red stone” type of wine, which from what I can tell, is some kind of dessert wine.

I concur with @pulykamell’s Tokaji suggestion. They’re a lot like you describe, and so are the Vin Santos from Italy.