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MOSCATO D'ASTI DOCG MADDALENA

❝ This wine is dedicated to our grandmother,

Maddalena–our Nonna Lena.It’s her preferred wine,

the one she uses to make our grandfather Aldo’s favourite zabaglione

PRODUCTION ZONE

The vineyards are situated in San Rocco Seno d’Elvio (Alba) at a medium elevation and with varying exposures to the sun. Elevation: 270 metres above sea level

VINEYARDS AND SOIL
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2.5 hectares: vines of approximately 20 years of age on Lequio formations (grey marl alternating with sand layers)

GRAPE VARIETY

White Moscato

VINIFICATION

White Moscato grapes are soft-pressed immediately following the harvest to extract the free-run must. Fermentation is carried out in pressure tanks at 15-16° C until alcohol by volume reaches 4-5% and approximately 2 bars of pressure. The wine is cooled to 0° C to halt fermentation. The wine is then filtered and ready for bottling.

HARVEST
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Hand-picked over the first ten days of September

PRESENTATION
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Available format: 0.75 l
Alcohol content 4.5-5% by volume 
Straw-yellow colour with gold highlights, occasionally with a pale green tinge. Unique nose with sage, lemon, linden, and acacia notes;  fruit sensations such as apricot and peach. Enjoy its sweet yet tart disposition.

WHEN
HOW

Crisp and young to maintain its bead and heady perfumes. And if laid down for a few years?
It develops the intriguing notes of a passito wine

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Store in a dark, dry place at constant temperature, below 20° C. Serve at 6°-8° C, in a wide-mouthed champagne coupe to conserve the showy flourish of its nose.

CLASSIC PAIRING

A sweet wine calls for a sweet pairing. Fruit tarts, hazelnut tart with zabaglione, traditional dove-shaped Easter cake or panettone? 
The choice is yours. You could sip it after a summer dinner or pour it over a fresh fruit salad

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UNUSUAL PAIRING

Always paired with desserts, try it also with or on top 
of ice cream. Be intrepid and try it with oysters or spicy samosas for a daring aperitif.