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Delicately sweet and lightly frizzante, this wine is playful and aromatic across the palate, making it a terrific aperitif or great just on its own. With some well-balanced residual sugar and its notable spritz, the finish is impeccably clean and refreshing. In fact, this perfectly balanced Moscato is quite a pleasure after encountering some of the dark, syrupy Moscatos that do damage to a good, crisp Moscato's reputation.
- Vintage
- 2011
- Appellation
- Italy
- Grape
- Moscato 100%
- Alcohol by Volume
- 7%
- Cases Produced
- 2000
- Drink/hold
- Now and through 2015
Cam Confidential
After a few years of fruitless searching, we finally came up with a terrific Moscato producer last spring to regale us with the delicious and ridiculously popular Lot 228 Moscato (which sold out in a flash). The good news is we are back with the 2011 version from the same producer. Yes, that’s right, 2011. Moscato is the earliest ripening varietal in Europe typically picked sometime mid to late-August, but this year, the grapes ripened quickly and were picked early in August and went into the bottle in October – a bit like Beaujolais Nouveau, but better. Lot 311 2011 Moscato D’Asti is the real deal and every bit as good as last year’s wine.
Lot 319 | 2011 Italy
Moscato
Bright and fresh with beautiful aromas of honeysuckle blossoms and white peach.
$14.00
(7 Reviews)
Lot 319 | 2011 Italy
Moscato
$14.00
(7 Reviews)
Wine Details
Delicately sweet and lightly frizzante, this wine is playful and aromatic across the palate, making it a terrific aperitif or great just on its own. With some well-balanced residual sugar and its notable spritz, the finish is impeccably clean and refreshing. In fact, this perfectly balanced Moscato is quite a pleasure after encountering some of the dark, syrupy Moscatos that do damage to a good, crisp Moscato's reputation.
- Vintage
- 2011
- Appellation
- Italy
- Grape
- Moscato 100%
- Alcohol by Volume
- 7%
- Cases Produced
- 2000
- Drink/hold
- Now and through 2015
Cam Confidential
After a few years of fruitless searching, we finally came up with a terrific Moscato producer last spring to regale us with the delicious and ridiculously popular Lot 228 Moscato (which sold out in a flash). The good news is we are back with the 2011 version from the same producer. Yes, that’s right, 2011. Moscato is the earliest ripening varietal in Europe typically picked sometime mid to late-August, but this year, the grapes ripened quickly and were picked early in August and went into the bottle in October – a bit like Beaujolais Nouveau, but better. Lot 311 2011 Moscato D’Asti is the real deal and every bit as good as last year’s wine.
John
Verified Purchase
12/13/2014
I only bought one bottle of this. Normally, I drink Cabernets, and was a bit hesitant about this one after seeing the 86/87 rating, but let me tell you, this was great! I don't like Champagne and I normally don't like many white wines, but this was fantastic! I came back to the website to order more, but they're sold out. Very sad!
Ara
7/28/2014
Apple, pear, sugary sweet with a zip that just says "fresh!" I enjoyed this with a dill-buttered salmon, and we finished the whole bottle, wishing we had more! Low alcohol, very drinkable. Fans of Moscato will be very satisfied!
Reginald
Verified Purchase
10/9/2013
Excellent Moscato, our new favorite, great value
Wayne
Verified Purchase
10/8/2013
Great for a warm day, light and very low alcohol. Good, but not great value at the price point.
Jill
Verified Purchase
4/14/2013
My new champagne and spritzer in one bottle!
Susan
2/26/2013
Will continue to buy, and will share with all my friends.....
Maria from Chicago
12/14/2012
this was the best Moscato yet!