About Moscato d'Asti Mistral
- Style
- White, Sweet, Sparkling
- Grape Varieties
- Moscato Bianco
- Price Range
- ¥2,000-2,600
- reference conversion from overseas retail prices of roughly $13-17 USD; no confirmed Japanese import listing found
- Alcohol
- 5.5%
A classic, low-alcohol Moscato d'Asti with a delicate, fresh perfume of yellow peach, mango, citrus, sage and orange blossom. On the palate it is sweet and round with mineral notes, gently effervescent, and balanced by vibrant acidity and a clean finish.
Mistral captures everything charming about Moscato d'Asti — peach, orange blossom and a whisper of fizz, at an alcohol level low enough to enjoy any time of day.
New to wine?
Low in alcohol and naturally sweet with a gentle fizz — one of the easiest, most crowd-pleasing wines to start with.
Food Pairings
The classic pairing for panettone and fruit tarts; also excellent with Japanese sweets like castella cake or fruit daifuku.
When to drink it
Dessert pairing, celebrations, brunch, gifting to non-wine-drinkers
Terroir & Winemaking
100% Moscato Bianco. Gently sparkling (frizzante), low alcohol at approximately 5.5% ABV. Moscato d'Asti DOCG.
About the producer
Agricola MolinoSole owner of Treiso's Ausario, Barbaresco's rarest cruVisit the producer page →Frequently Asked Questions
- How sweet is Moscato d'Asti Mistral?
- It is a sweet, aromatic wine with flavors of yellow peach, mango, citrus and orange blossom, balanced by vibrant acidity for a clean finish rather than a cloying one.
- What is the alcohol content of Mistral?
- Like most Moscato d'Asti wines, it is quite low in alcohol, at approximately 5.5% ABV.
- Is Mistral fully sparkling like Champagne?
- No — it is 'frizzante', meaning gently sparkling rather than fully sparkling, with a soft, delicate fizz.
- What food or occasions suit Mistral best?
- It is a classic match for panettone and fruit tarts, and works well at celebrations, brunch, or with Japanese sweets like castella or fruit daifuku.
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