Moletto Dolce Amore
Moscato meets Prosecco – Love at first sight.
For some, Prosecco is a bit too dry and for others, Moscato can be a bit too sweet. Combined, they make a blend that is hard for anyone to resist. This marriage of grapes will help any relationship you want to improve.
- Vinification: It is produced according to the Charmat method.
- Appellation: Vino Spumante
- Alcohol: 10%
- Color: Brilliant straw-yellow tending towards golden with fine perlage.
- Tasting notes:
- Colour: Brilliant with fine perlage.
- Bouquet: elegant perfume because not excessively intense.
- Taste: the tasting begins with the almost provocative impetus of the Moscato which then closes gently thanks to a very slight touch of Glera that gives perfect harmony in the mouth. Sweet sparkling wine, acidulous thanks to Glera grape presence.
- Serving Suggestions: A sparkling wine to pair with pastries.
- Ratings/Awards: 91 points – “Yearbook of the Best Italian Wines 2018 – Luca Maroni”
Moletto: a family company
The Moletto winery is located on land that was once part of a large forest. Over the centuries, the forest was cleared for agriculture, and the land was eventually used to grow grapes. In the 1960s, Mario Stival acquired the land and began to replant it with vines. He also developed a new drainage system and other improvements to the land. In 1967, Stival started marketing wines under the Moletto brand.
Today, the Moletto winery is a family-owned business that produces high-quality wines. The Stival family is committed to preserving the land and its natural environment. They also believe in creating high-quality products that are true to the centuries-old winemaking tradition of the region.
The Moletto winery is a great example of how a family can preserve and build on a rich history to create a successful business.
