Moscato d'Asti, the aromatic jewel of Piedmont, carries within it the brilliance of a terroir shaped by centuries of winemaking traditions. Between natural sweetness, delicate effervescence, and millennia of history, this emblematic wine reveals all the art of Italian living.
Born in the heart of the sunlit hills of Piedmont, Moscato d'Asti draws its uniqueness from the Moscato Bianco grape, cultivated since antiquity. Benedictine monks, already sensitive to its delicate fragrance, perfected its winemaking over the centuries. Even today, each bottle reflects the meeting of tradition, craftsmanship, and an exceptional terroir protected by the DOCG designation.
The clay-limestone hills of Asti provide the grape with unparalleled maturity. The alternation of warm days and cool nights intensifies the natural aromas of the fruit, giving rise to a sweet, light, low-alcohol wine carried by gentle effervescence. The result is a unique sensory profile, where notes of white peach, orange blossom, light honey, and remarkable tangy freshness intertwine.
The magic of Moscato d'Asti lies in a partial fermentation, carefully interrupted to retain the natural sugar of the grape. This method allows for capturing the delicacy of the grape variety without heaviness, while providing a fine sparkle that reveals the aromatic generosity of the wine. Each step aims to preserve the purest expression of the fruit.
Is Moscato d'Asti a dessert wine?
It enhances light desserts, but its freshness also allows it to be enjoyed with aged cheeses or spicy dishes.
Why is it less alcoholic than classic sparkling wines?
Its deliberately interrupted fermentation preserves the natural sugar of the grape and maintains a lower alcohol level.
How to store it after opening?
Place it in the refrigerator and enjoy it within 24 hours to fully appreciate its aromatic expression.
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