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100% Moscato. Lodali Moscato d’Asti DOCG is straw yellow in color with a fresh and fragrant nose featuring floral notes. Sweet, delicate, and aromatic on the palate with a great sense of place.
100% Malvasia di Casorzo. Gaudio Bricco Mondalino Malvasia di Casorzo “Dolce Stil Novo” DOC is light ruby red with cherry reflections. The nose is aromatic, floral, and reminiscent of fresh rose petals. Fizzy and fragrant, with fruit flavors on the palate. A crystal-clear finish.
“At Gaudio Bricco Mondalino we only grow grapes native to Monferrato to show the quality of our terroir for the last six generations”
95% Malvasia and 5% Corinto Nero. Hauner Malvasia delle Lipari DOC is golden in color with an incredibly aromatic nose of ripe apricots, figs, dates, lavender and almonds, confirmed on a sweet yet fresh palate showing distinct depth and persistence.
“At Hauner we believe that, given the amazing soils, unique landscapes, and fantastic grapes of the Aeolian Islands, we are honor-bound to create wines worthy of such fruit.”
95% Malvasia and 5% Corinto Nero. Hauner Malvasia delle Lipari “Passito” DOC is amber in color with a nose reminiscent of dried figs, dates, ripe apricots, honey and sweet spice. The palate is velvety and complex, with a delicate sweetness on the finish.
“At Hauner we believe that, given the amazing soils, unique landscapes, and fantastic grapes of the Aeolian Islands, we are honor-bound to create wines worthy of such fruit.”
100% Moscato. Marcarini Moscato d’Asti DOCG is a brilliant straw-colored yellow with soft green reflections. A delicate white froth evolves into a very fine and persistent perlage. Its full nose is aromatic, floral and fruity as well as intense and persistent. The taste, pleasantly sweet and fresh due to the low alcohol content and correct acidity.
“Classic is a keyword in the Marcarini philosophy. Ideally poised between traditional and modern, the wines are characterized by both a voluptuous, embracing style and the superb longevity and blockbuster structure of Piedmont’s best.”