James Dietz wrote:[...]this would likely be even more interesting a few years down the road.
Actually, probably not. In fact, I'm surprised this lesser of Musar's rosés has stood up so well. The Ch. Musar Rosé ages brilliantly, I've tasted a 1995 recently that was very fresh and IIRC their American importer, Bart Broadbent, has had good experiences of the Rosé all the way back to the '40s. But their second wines like the Cuvée and the Hochar Père & Fils are meant to be enjoyed young, and they aren't made in as oxidative fashion so, ironically, they oxidise faster.
I don't drink wine because of religious reasons ... only for other reasons.