Moscato wine

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The popularity of Moscato has grown worldwide in recent years, thanks to its low alcohol content and fruity, sweet profile that makes it appealing to a wide audience, including those who don’t usually drink wine. Moscato is often served as a dessert wine but can also be paired perfectly with light dishes such as fruity salads, soft cheeses, and light desserts.

In Italy, the most well-known regions for Moscato are Asti and Piemonte, where Moscato d'Asti and Asti Spumante are produced. These varieties are often a bit sweeter and lower in alcohol than other white wines, making them perfect for festive occasions and as an aperitif.

Is Moscato a sweet wine?

Yes, Moscato is a sweet wine. This wine, made from the Muscat grape, is known for its distinctive sweet flavor profile. Typical for Moscato are the fruity aromas of peach, orange blossom, and nectarine. The wine often has a low alcohol content and a slightly sparkling texture, which adds to its refreshing character. Moscato is frequently served as a dessert wine and is popular for its accessibility and refreshing sweetness. Varieties like Moscato d'Asti from Italy are well-known examples of this delightful, sweet wine.

Characteristics of a Moscato

Moscato is an aromatic white wine that originates from Italy, made from the Muscat grape. This wine is famous for its sweet taste and floral aromas, often with hints of peach, orange blossom, and nectarine. Moscato is usually produced slightly sparkling or "frizzante" which enhances its refreshing and approachable nature.