Cugnexio Moscato docg
Grapes: Moscato white
Growing Area: Mombaruzzo
Alcoohol: 5,0% by volume
Winemaker: Giuliano Noé
Food suggestions: Best with desserts, and as a summer refreshing drink.
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Winemaker’s Notes:
Colour: light straw yellow colour with typical gold hues.
Nose: unmistakable, fruity like no other wine, fresh and with typical grape aroma of banana, ripe white flowers, lemon and sage.
Palate: sweet, fresh, elegant and well balanced of sweetness and acidity, smooth with delightful long fruity and mineral finish. Thanks to the low alcohol content this wine is pleasantly easy to drink and enjoyable as summer refreshing beverage.
Residual sugar: 120 gr/l.
Serving temperature: 8 - 9 ° C.
Cellaring: drink young.
Nose: unmistakable, fruity like no other wine, fresh and with typical grape aroma of banana, ripe white flowers, lemon and sage.
Palate: sweet, fresh, elegant and well balanced of sweetness and acidity, smooth with delightful long fruity and mineral finish. Thanks to the low alcohol content this wine is pleasantly easy to drink and enjoyable as summer refreshing beverage.
Residual sugar: 120 gr/l.
Serving temperature: 8 - 9 ° C.
Cellaring: drink young.
General Information:
Moscato is an ancient grape variety, very well known by the Romans. After years of planting attempts around Italy, Moscato takes up one’s abode in Piedmont. Malgrà selects Moscato d’Asti grapes from the Cugnexio vineyard for a very limited production. The slow fermentation first and the cool temperature then, produces a low alcohol volume wine, for which ageing is not recommended, in order to keep the fragrances, the freshness and the aromas of the grape.
Difference is…
The unmistakable sweet and fresh aroma of this golden wine brings on the food the pleasure to compliment home-made cakes and hot summer afternoons. No other around the world!
