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Belle Bolle Moscato d’Asti

BellaBolleMDABella Bolle’ is a wonderful wine to celebrate and socialize with family and friends. Meaning, beautiful bubbles in Italian, the low alcohol (5.5% by volume) and subtle bubbles is great for gathering around a table full of food at home.

Produced with the finest grapes from the Piedmont region of northern Italy, it pairs perfectly with the wonderful bounty of the seasons’ harvests.

Uncork the celebration for every occasion.

Tasting Notes:

Bella Bolle’ Moscato d’Asti has vibrant, flavors and aromas of ripe stone fruit, tangerines, and honey. In the mouth it is frizzante, Italian for lightly sparkling, with a touch of sweetness.

Food Pairings:

Bella Bolle’ Moscato d’Asti can be enjoyed before dinner, as a dessert, or by its self. In Italy Moscato d’Asti is paired with Tiramisu, Panettone, toasted hazelnuts, apricots and figs drizzled with honey, and cake. Bella Bolle also pairs well with spicy dishes, fresh fruit, and fish.

Varietals:

100% Moscato Bianco

Wine Region:

Asti, Piedmont DOCG, Italy

Alcohol:

5.5% by volume

Residual Sugar:

120 grams per liter

Notes:

The grapes for Bella Bolle’ Moscato d’Asti are hand harvested and grown in combination of limestone and sandstone soils from the cool, hilly Asti region. This DOCG area is ideal for growing the Moscato Bianco grape. After harvesting, the grapes are crushed, chilled to almost freezing in stainless steel vats, fermented and bottled to capture the carbon dioxide. The result is a low alcohol (5.5% maximum by law) slightly effervescent wine, or what the Italians call vino frizzante.

Awards & Reviews:

2011 Vintage

BEST BUY – 85 Points

“Packaged in an electric blue bottle. Bella Bolle’ is a soft, foamy sweet sparkler with bright aromas of peach blossom, dried ginger, sage, and white flower. The quality of the bubbles is creamy and rich.”

Wine Enthusiast Magazine Online Exclusive May 2012

GOLD MEDAL in the San Francisco International Wine Competition 2012.

 

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