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Moscato D'Asti Vignaioli Di Santo Stefano 2024

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Moscato d'Asti Vignaioli di Santo Stefano is produced by fermenting the must in a temperature-controlled autoclave until the required alcohol content is reached. During this phase, the typical Moscato perlage is formed, which is achieved by creating an overpressure inside the tanks with CO2, naturally produced by the fermentation process.

Il Vino in sintesi

In summary

Wine list: Moscato d'Asti
Grape varieties: Moscato 100%
Wooden passage: Only steel
Alcohol Degree: 5,50%
Country: ITALY
Production area: ASTI
Year: 2024
Format: Bottle 75 cl
Bio philosophy:
Premi e riconoscimenti del vino

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Come gustare il vino

How to taste it

When to drink it: 0-2 years
Serving Temperature: 6-8 °C
Recommended glass: Cup (sweet bubbles) Coppa (bolle dolci)

Visual tasting

Straw yellow in colour.

Olfactory tasting

On the nose it is fruity, intense and very persistent.

Taste tasting

The sweet, aromatic flavour is balanced with the low alcohol content and the acidity, never very high, which gives the product a pleasant freshness.

What to pair wine with Moscato D'Asti Vignaioli Di Santo Stefano 2024

Moscato d'Asti Vignaioli di Santo Stefano is perfect paired with panettone, pandoro, and traditional Christmas desserts.

Contains sulfites.

Moscato d'Asti Vignaioli di Santo Stefano is produced from the must obtained by soft pressing of the grapes, which is left to settle in a tank for several hours. After this time, it is racked and the temperature is lowered to 2-3°C to facilitate its preservation. Once the harvest is complete, all the individual must batches are homogenized to create a single, consistent quality throughout the year. The next phase is fermentation of the must in a temperature-controlled autoclave until the required alcohol content is reached. During this phase, the typical Moscato ''perlage'' is formed, achieved by creating an overpressure within the tanks with CO2, naturally produced by the fermentation process, until it reaches 2 ATM, but no more. Subsequent filtrations produce a clear, stable product, which is then bottled at very low temperatures to facilitate its preservation.

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