Rinaldi 2021 Moscato d'Asti
If I had not seen the crystal clear shimmering wine in the glass, I would have thought this was a Bellini on the nose. The vibrant and intense peach aroma dominates the wine. There are subtle hints of mint and lemon, but this wine is a peach orchard in a bottle. Luckily, the bright acidity keeps the wine intact and allows it to end vibrantly and with a freshness that a Bellini lacks. Jeff Porter
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Price$24,Buy Now
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Alcohol6%
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Bottle Size750 ml
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CategorySparkling
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ImporterKysela Père et Fils
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Date Published12/31/2022
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