Moscato Bianco is an aromatic grape variety whose name derives from "muscum" (moss). It was the Greeks who cultivated these grapes and exported them to the colonies of Magna Graecia located in Southern Italy. The spread of this grape variety to the north occurred in the Middle Ages mainly thanks to the Venetians and their trade with the Mediterranean islands. With an explosive yet elegant bouquet, Petalo Vino dell'Amore Moscato Bottega is characterized by a sweetness that is not cloying, a moderate alcohol content and a typical hint of rose that evokes the image of the petals printed on the label.

Production Area
Northern Italy

Chemical Characteristics
Alcohol % vol: 6.5%
Sugars, g/l: 90-95
Acidity, g/l: 5.00-6.50

Color and Appearance
Straw yellow with fine and lasting perlage.

Bouquet
Complex, intense, delicate, with floral (rose, wisteria and wildflowers) and fruity (yellow peach, apricot and citrus) notes and a pleasant hint of sage in the finish.

Taste
Velvety, pleasantly sweet, intense and persistent with a good acidity that enriches its freshness and balances the high sugar content.

Pairings
Perfect for toasting at parties and special events, it can accompany the main desserts of Italian and international cuisine and also pairs well with mature cheeses.

Recommended Glass
Flutes