Whites/Cupcake Moscato D Asti 750 ml
Cupcake Moscato D Asti 750 ml
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About this bottle
Cupcake Moscato d'Asti is a sweet, gently fizzy white wine from Piedmont, Italy, made entirely from the Moscato Bianco grape and finished at a low, easy-drinking alcohol level typical of the style. Moscato d'Asti gets its light spritz from stopping fermentation early, which keeps a good amount of natural grape sugar in the glass. Expect an aromatic nose of ripe peach and orange blossom, a soft, juicy palate of apricot and honeysuckle, and a clean, sweet finish with barely any bite. This is a dessert wine more than a dinner wine, pour it cold alongside a fruit tart or a simple bowl of berries, or just sip it on its own on a warm afternoon.
How to drink Cupcake Moscato d'Asti
Serve it cold, straight from the fridge, around 45F keeps the sweetness in check and the fizz lively. This isn't a mixing wine; pour it solo or alongside dessert rather than reaching for a cocktail shaker.
Specs
MoscatoPiedmont
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What temperature should Moscato d'Asti be served at?
Serve it well-chilled, around 43-48F, straight from the refrigerator. The cold keeps the sweetness balanced and the light natural fizz crisp.
Why is Moscato d'Asti lightly sparkling instead of still?
Moscato d'Asti is made by stopping fermentation early, which traps a gentle natural carbonation and residual sugar in the wine, giving it a soft frizzante character rather than a still white wine's.
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