Neirano 2008 Pitulé (Moscato d'Asti)
This Moscato is a great value, a perfect opening for a big party. Made in a subtle, lightly sweet style, with sophisticated gardenia and white flower scents on the nose. A jazzy midpalate mineral note contributes some edge, while the elegant finish trails off into intriguing notes of fresh ginger and roasted pineapple. Drink up, no reason to age.
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Price$13,Buy Now
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DesignationPitulé
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Alcohol7%
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Bottle Size750 ml
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CategorySparkling
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ImporterScoperta Importing Co. Inc
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Date Published2/1/2010
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