White Moscato

In the past, White Moscato was often passed on when choosing a good table wine as many people thought it was too sweet to be taken seriously as a quality product. But since the 2010s it has been making a comeback, especially as people are looking for wines that offer something different to the standard affair. With flavours that are steeped in peach, orange blossoms, and often nectarine, these are the perfect accompaniment to many lightly flavoured dishes, but they can also bring out the subtle flavouring of most spicy and fragrant dishes. If you're looking for the perfect cheeses to match with your White Moscato, then you can serve it with soft cheeses to help bring out their full flavour profiles; try to avoid any strong flavoured cheese as that may overpower the subtle Moscato wine.

White Moscato is an excellent wine, and many different brands make brilliant examples of it. You’ll find that pairing these with the appropriate foods will bring out the best flavours in the wine, and often enhance the flavours of the food you’re serving. For the perfect match, you can serve Moscato with spicy foods, such as Indian and Thai curries, Szechuan, Chinese, and Vietnamese dishes. You can find the perfect White Moscato to offer your guests at Bottle Stop . However, at a dinner party, or any other gathering where food is being served, it’s a great idea to have a few wine opinions available so people can choose the style they prefer. For this, we’d recommend red wine from Pepperjack, white wine from Matua, and sparkling white from Yellowglen. If you need anything more than wine for your guests, we also sell many Australian and international beer, brandy, gin, liqueurs, rum, vodka, and whiskey.

What does White Moscato taste like?

White Moscato is traditionally a sweeter wine, and that could be why in the past it was considered to be a wine only suited for dessert courses. You’ll find that many styles are slightly carbonated, and they have a low alcohol content, especially when compared to other wines (wine is usually about 12%, and Moscato is often at 5%). This makes it the ideal wine for a light lunch where you want to enjoy a good wine without having to deal with the heavy alcohol content.

Should White Moscato be chilled?

The best way to serve White Moscato is quite chilled, we would recommend having it lowered to a temperature of around 4^oC. You can get it to this ideal temperature by placing it in the fridge for around an hour before serving, then open it up and let it breathe for a few minutes before serving. If you have any leftover wine, you can keep it in either an ice bucket between pours or place it back in the fridge. Moscato will last for a few days in the fridge if you have any leftover after your guests have gone home, but it’s best to drink it within 2-3 days of opening.

Where can I buy White Moscato near me?

You can find White Moscato in many liquor stores, but to get the best selection available you can order these directly from the Bottle Stop online store. We have a good collection on offer, and as our shop is open at all hours you can buy them whenever you prefer. Online shopping is one of the best ways to get exactly what you’re after. You can easily use the search filters in our shop to narrow down your selection and only see those wines that fit in with what you’re looking for. With shipping to most major cities (e.g. Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, and Perth) taking from 3-5 days to arrive, if you order at the start of the week, everything should arrive just in time for your weekend celebration. To find out the date that your items will arrive at your door, you can enter your address and we’ll give you an approximate timeframe. Our shipping charges are very reasonable and will be calculated based on how many items you order.

As with all liquor sales, we must adhere to the Australian Liquor laws, and this means that we can only send an alcohol delivery to people over the age of eighteen (18). To make sure that we are complying (and therefore keeping our liquor license) our couriers are instructed to check for suitable identification when they make their deliveries. If no one is at the address at the time of delivery all parcels will be delivered to a nearby collection point. As we mostly send our parcels through Australia Post, they’ll usually send you a text message detailing the estimated time they’ll be at your home on the day of delivery. If you can’t be there, you can respond to their message and have the parcels taken to a nearby post office for collection at a more convenient time.

After you make an order with Bottle Stop, we’ll get busy packing it all up and into the hands of our couriers. From then you’ll be sent a tracking code and you can use this to see exactly where your packages are as they make their way to your home. On the day of arrival, it’s recommended that you check over everything to be sure that there are no damages. If anything is not as it should be, please get in contact with our team so we can organise refunds on any damages caused by mishandling during transport. While it is a rare occurrence, being glass bottles it can occasionally happen. At Bottle Stop we want all our customers to be completely satisfied with their purchases, so if something is not right, we’ll do our best to make it better.