noun
- A sweet Italian white wine made from Muscat grapes, typically sparkling or semi-sparkling.
Usage: Often used in the phrase 'Moscato d'Asti' (a specific Italian variety); Common in casual dining and dessert wine contexts
Examples
- She ordered a glass of moscato with her dessert.
- Moscato is known for its light, fruity flavor and slight sweetness.
- The restaurant's wine list featured several moscato options from different Italian regions.
- Many people enjoy moscato as an aperitif or with light appetizers.
- Moscato d'Asti is less alcoholic than many other sparkling wines.