About this wine
A gently sparkling, low-alcohol sweet white made from Moscato Bianco, offering the classic peach-and-grape aromatics and floral sweetness of Moscato d'Asti — Ada Nada's lighthearted counterpart to its serious Barbaresco lineup.
A light, sweet, low-alcohol sipper that's an easy crowd-pleaser, even for those new to wine.
Sommelier's Note
"La Brà is proof that Ada Nada doesn't take itself too seriously all the time — a joyful, low-alcohol treat that pairs as easily with dessert as it does with conversation."
Food Pairings
A natural match for fresh fruit tarts, panna cotta, and mild blue cheeses — also delightful on its own as a light dessert.
When to drink it
Dessert pairing, brunch, and casual celebrations.
Specs
- Grape Varieties
- Moscato Bianco
- Style
- Sweet
- Price Range
- $20-24 (US/EU retail)
Terroir & Winemaking
100% Moscato Bianco, vinified as a low-alcohol frizzante using the Charmat method typical of Moscato d'Asti, preserving natural grape sweetness and light effervescence.
Frequently Asked Questions
- How sweet and alcoholic is Moscato d'Asti La Brà?
- It's a low-alcohol (typically around 5-5.5% ABV), gently sweet and lightly sparkling wine, much lower in alcohol than the estate's Barbaresco or Barbera.
- What food pairs well with it?
- Fresh fruit tarts, panna cotta, and mild blue cheeses are classic matches; it also works well as a light dessert on its own.
- How should it be served?
- Serve well chilled, ideally around 6-8°C, and drink young to enjoy its fresh, fruity character at its best.
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