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Moletto Dolce Amore

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Moscato meets Prosecco – Love at first sight.

For some, Prosecco is a bit too dry and for others Moscato can be a bit too sweet. Combined, they make a blend that is hard for anyone to resist. This marriage of grapes will help any relationship you want to improve.


Vinification:  It is produced according to the charmat method.


Sizes Available:  750 ml and 187 ml.


Alcohol:  10%


Color:  Brilliant straw-yellow tending towards golden with fine perlage.


Tasting notes:  On the nose simple notes of candied fruit, hints of aromatic herbs, then pineapple and plum. Sweet and soft taste, with fruity returns, discreet and slightly almond closure.


Serving Suggestions:  A sparkling wine to pair with pastries.


Ratings/Awards:  91 points – “Yearbook of the Best Italian Wines 2018 – Luca Maroni”

Moletto Dolce Amore

Moscato meets Prosecco – Love at first sight.

For some, Prosecco is a bit too dry and for others Moscato can be a bit too sweet. Combined, they make a blend that is hard for anyone to resist. This marriage of grapes will help any relationship you want to improve.


Vinification:  It is produced according to the charmat method.


Sizes Available:  750 ml and 187 ml.


Alcohol:  10%


Color:  Brilliant straw-yellow tending towards golden with fine perlage.


Tasting notes:  On the nose simple notes of candied fruit, hints of aromatic herbs, then pineapple and plum. Sweet and soft taste, with fruity returns, discreet and slightly almond closure.


Serving Suggestions:  A sparkling wine to pair with pastries.


Ratings/Awards:  91 points – “Yearbook of the Best Italian Wines 2018 – Luca Maroni”

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Pair with pastries.

Moscato meets Prosecco – Love at first sight.

91 points – “Yearbook of the Best Italian Wines 2018 – Luca Maroni”

Produced according to the Charmat method

750 ml and 187 ml.

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