Moscato d’Asti DOCG 2024 375ml

Wine Description for Moscato d’Asti DOCG 2024 375ml by Vietti

Colour & Appearance

Radiant pale yellow with greenish reflections in the glass. The fine perlage rises elegantly – a subtle frizzante character that makes the wine feel lively and playful.

Nose

An aromatic firework display, as typical as it could possibly be: white peaches, apricots and orange blossom dominate, accompanied by rose petals, honeydew melon and a hint of acacia blossom. The Muscat grape reveals itself in its purest, most unadulterated form – bewitchingly fragrant and of crystalline clarity.

Palate

At just 5% alcohol, this is a wine of feather-light elegance. The natural sweetness is perfectly balanced by fresh, vibrant acidity, so the Moscato never feels heavy or cloying. Ripe grapes, peach juice and honey on the palate, whilst the fine carbonation lends it a refreshing spritziness. Despite the sweetness, it remains remarkably precise and inviting to drink.

Finish

Medium length and charmingly fresh. The floral notes linger, accompanied by a hint of lemon zest and nutmeg. A wine that invites you to take the next sip.

Terroir & Origin

From Piedmont, where Vietti ranks among the absolute top producers. The estate, renowned for its legendary Barolo and Barbaresco, demonstrates its extraordinary skill with Moscato d’Asti as well. The organically managed vineyards provide grapes of the highest quality.

Grape Variety & Vinification

100% Moscato Bianco (Muscat), vinified using traditional methods with arrested fermentation to preserve the natural sweetness and low alcohol content. The light perlage develops naturally from the residual sweetness.

Food Pairing Suggestions

The classic companion to desserts: Panna Cotta, fruit tart, Amaretti or Panettone. Excellent also with blue cheese such as Gorgonzola dolce, or simply as an aperitif on a warm summer afternoon. The 375ml bottle is perfect for two people.

Special Features

From a producer who regularly receives top ratings from Gambero Rosso, Parker and Galloni. Vietti’s Moscato d’Asti demonstrates that even seemingly simple wines can be produced at the highest level.