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White Muscat
Muscat grapes represent one of the great families of grapes present in the Mediterranean basin. It is one of the most ancient varieties ever, already cultivated by the Greeks and loved by the ancient Romans, who used to define with the term apiane all sweet grapes, which attracted bees. The name apparently derives from the term muscus to emphasize the aroma of musk that characterizes the aromatic spectrum of the grapes and related wines.
White Muscat in Italy is widespread in many regions: Muscat from Trani, Syracuse, Noto, Chambave, Montalcino, Tempio Pausania, but certainly the most famous area of all for the cultivation of this variety is Piedmont, in particular the Asti area and the Canelli area. Abroad it is present in Greece, France, Spain and Romania. In Piedmont, it is the most cultivated white grape of all, especially for the production of sparkling wines with the Charmat method.
The wine has a straw yellow color, with a characteristic bouquet of orange blossom, citrus, white peach and musk. The sip is intensely aromatic, juicy and rich but always supported by good acidity.
Piemonte DOC Moscato Passito La Bella Estate 2022 Vite Colte
Moscato Passito La Bella Estate of the Vite Colte company was born in the renowned vineyards located in the heart of the typical Moscato area.
It is entirely produced from Moscato Bianco grapes, carefully picked and selected by hand. After pressing, the must ferments for 10 days at a controlled temperature of around 18-20 °C. The ageing takes place on the lees for 12 months and in this phase the wine acquires the right balance and the right concentration of aromas.
Piedmont Moscato Passito La Bell...
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Valle d'Aosta DOP Chambave Muscat 2022 Rosset Terroir
The Chambave Muscat white wine is produced by the Valle d'Aosta winery Rosset, whose first hectares of vineyards were planted in 2001 in the Senin area of Saint-Christophe. In the following years, the company decided to push production even higher up, buying vineyards over 900 meters above sea level
The wine is made from Moscato Bianco or Muscat de Chambave grapes from Cumiod and Villeneuve, from vineyards at over 900 meters above sea level. The grapes are softly pressed and then vinified in ther...
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