Fresh, fruity, and sweet with gentle bubbles, Moscato has been gaining popularity for a while now. It even spawned the phrase “Moscato Madness” as growers and producers scrambled to keep up with demand that was rising at more than 100 percent per year. These days, it’s the number three selling wine in the United States, ahead of Sauvignon Blanc.
Because it is sweet, bubbly (“frizzante” in wine-speak) and very low in alcohol – most range from about 5.5 percent to 8 percent or so—Moscato is a great wine for brunch, though I would also welcome it as an aperitif or serve it with just about any d
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