Moscato d’Asti Alte Rocche Bianche – Sweet Sparkling Wine

Soft, light bubbles to end the meal

After a good meal, a heavy dessert is too much. A glass of well-chilled Moscato d'Asti does the job: fine bubbles, a fruity sweetness, and a fresh acidity that prevents heaviness.

What you will taste

• Texture: fine, light bubbles.
• Aromas: white peach, rose and acacia honey.
• Taste: sweet and fruity, with a fresh acidity.

How to use it

• Well chilled, in a flute, instead of dessert.
• With an apricot tart or a red berry panna cotta.
• As an aperitif with a mild gorgonzola: Piedmontese sweet-and-salty.

Where it comes from

Moscato d'Asti is a white wine from Piedmont, born in the hills around Asti from white Muscat grapes. Sweet and lightly sparkling, it is drunk young, for its fruit, at the end of a meal.