VOGA Italia Moscato. “During fermentation, the carbon dioxide is retained giving the wine a ‘frizzante’ character.” This is what gives this wine it’s uniqueness. It’s not sparkling, yet has that slight fizz which when mixed with the sweet moscato grape, is sweet and refreshing. The cherry on top for this wine is the different style of twist off top which I think is cool and different from “normal” screw caps.
As for the actual taste and aroma, it’s sweet and refreshing on the nose, and the taste is the embodiment of “fresh sweet grapes” as advertised.
On the contrary, I would steer clear of this wine if you enjoy your wine less sweet, as it’s definitely a sugary patio wine.
VOGA Italia Moscato. “During fermentation, the carbon dioxide is retained giving the wine a ‘frizzante’ character.” This is what gives this wine it’s uniqueness. It’s not sparkling, yet has that slight fizz which when mixed with the sweet moscato grape, is sweet and refreshing. The cherry on top for this wine is the different style of twist off top which I think is cool and different from “normal” screw caps.
As for the actual taste and aroma, it’s sweet and refreshing on the nose, and the taste is the embodiment of “fresh sweet grapes” as advertised.
On the contrary, I would steer clear of this wine if you enjoy your wine less sweet, as it’s definitely a sugary patio wine.
Apr 22nd, 2020
fizzy, sweet (a 7 on a scale of sweetness) and fruity. One of Paul's favorites.
fizzy, sweet (a 7 on a scale of sweetness) and fruity. One of Paul's favorites.
Feb 1st, 2018
Pavia, Lombardia, Italy
