Moscato d'Asti
Paolo Saracco
- Pronunciation
- Moe-sca-toe
- Year
- 2010
- Type
- Dessert
- Winery
- Paolo Saracco
- Region
- Piemonte
- Oenologist
- Paolo Saracco
Overview
The vineyards belonging to the Saracco family are in a perfect microclimate for the grape Moscato d' Asti, the soil is comprised of limestone mixed with sandy veins and the elevation provides just the right temperature and humidity balance. Vineyard management and strict control over the winemaking process all contributes to Paolo Saracco being referred to in the press as the "The Maestro of Moscato". Just one valley away is the Monferrato ridge where Saracco started planting his Pinot Nero. The soil on this hill changes distinctly from the vineyards surrounding Casiglione Tinella, where Paolo grows his Moscato d' Asti. Saracco has perfected the balance of acid and residual sugar to make an incredibly light and floral sparkling wine.
Wine Notes
- Grape Variety
- Moscato d'Asti
- Vinification
- | Appearance
- Pale straw-coloured, bright
- | Aroma
- Perfume of fresh peach, pear and aromatic white flowers.
- | Taste
- A gentle sparkle brightens the fruit and a tingle of sweetness hints of candied fruits.
- | Serving Suggestions
- This wine is perfect as refreshing aperitf or a light finish to a meal.
Moscato d'Asti
- Suggested Retail:
- $23.00
- CSPC#:
- 731271
- Available Sizes:
-
750ml
- Bottles Per Case:
- 12
Reviews
The Wine Advocate - Robert Parker -90 points
The 2007 Moscato d’Asti offers up to an exciting array of lime peel, pears, green apples, flowers and minerals in a focused, incredibly pure style. The wine possesses gorgeous length and phenomenal balance. This is what top-flight Moscato is all about. Anticipated Maturity: 2008

