Mòz

3.8

Region

Italy › Vino

Type

white · ancestral · sparkling

Grapes

Moscato Giallo, Glera

Alcohol

10.5%

Volume

750 mL

Sugar

2 g/L

Tasting Notes(6)

Boris16 February 2023· Wix Kyiv Office

3.8

Every bottle is slightly different but always delightful. Bright lemonade-like bouquet with extra notes of spoiled apricots, field flowers, kōcha kinoko and yeast. Fizzy, fresh and fun to drink. The aftertaste is flavourful and long.

Boris27 September 2022· Wix Kyiv Office·Mixed Bag Vol. 4

About

A blend of Moscato Giallo and Glera from 30 years old vines raised in volcanic soils. Glera is pressed directly, and Moscato Giallo is fermented spontaneously with maceration for 30 days in steel. The result is combined and bottled with added dried grape must.

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