2009 Moscato d’Asti
Mario Torelli

Purchase 2009 Moscato d’Asti
Mario Torelli

Among the most seductive northern Italian whites. Delicately sweet & delightfully "frizzante" (bubbly). Made with Moscato Rosso & Malvasia Rosso for grapey fruit flavors, with a little Trebbiano for lift & acid. A simple wine which shows super fruit & balance. Its natural low alcohol content (only 5%) makes this one a great aperitif.

DOCG Moscato d'Asti

Alcohol Content: 5.5%

AGING POTENTIAL : 2 to 3 years

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Purchase 2009 Moscato d’Asti
Mario Torelli

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