Moscato

Moscato, also known as Muscat, is a white grape variety primarily grown in Italy, where it produces the famous Moscato d’Asti wines. It produces aromatic wines with flavors of peach, apricot, and orange blossom, often with a touch of sweetness. The ABV for Moscato wines typically ranges from 5-9%. Its popularity is due to its ability to produce light, refreshing wines that are perfect for casual occasions and pairing with desserts.

The varied soils and climates of regions like Piedmont in Italy provide ideal conditions for Moscato, allowing the grape to develop its characteristic aromatics and balanced acidity. Moscato d’Asti wines are celebrated for their low alcohol content, slight effervescence, and bright, fruity profile. The grape’s ability to produce charming, approachable wines with a touch of sweetness has ensured its status as a favorite among wine lovers and a staple of Italian winemaking.