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Pete's Pure Moscato NV-White Wine-World Wine
Pete's Pure Moscato NV
$13.50
Ca'D'Gal Moscato Sant'Ilario DOCG 2020-Champagne & Sparkling-World Wine
Ca'D'Gal Moscato Sant'Ilario DOCG 2020
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$69.41
Growers Gate Moscato (12 Bottle Case)-White Wine-World Wine
Growers Gate Moscato (12 Bottle Case)
$132.06
Gapsted Estate 'Mariposa 'Moscato 2023-White Wine-World Wine
Gapsted Estate 'Mariposa 'Moscato 2023
$16.66
Woodstock Little Miss Collett Moscato (12 Bottle Case)-Current Promotions-World Wine
Woodstock Little Miss Collett Moscato (12 Bottle Case)
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$204.97
Montevecchio Moscato 2022-White Wine-World Wine
Montevecchio Moscato 2022
$23.33
Underground Winemakers Violets Moscato (12 Bottle Case)-Current Promotions-World Wine
Underground Winemakers Violets Moscato (12 Bottle Case)
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$231.94
Giovanni Viberti Moscato d’Asti DOCG 2022-White Wine-World Wine
Giovanni Viberti Moscato d’Asti DOCG 2022
$29.99
Fowles Ginger Prince Moscato (12 Bottle Case)
$241.99
Franz Haas Moscato Rosa DOC 500ml 2018-Dessert, Sherry & Port-World Wine
Franz Haas Moscato Rosa DOC 500ml 2018
$93
Questa E' Vera Grappa Gialla (Moscato) 700ml-Spirits-World Wine
Questa E' Vera Grappa Gialla (Moscato) 700ml
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$162.75
Questa E' Vera Grappa Viola (Prosecco from Cartizze & Moscato) 700ml-Spirits-World Wine
Questa E' Vera Grappa Viola (Prosecco from Cartizze & Moscato) 700ml
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$162.75
Grappa Nonino Il Moscato 700ml-Spirits-World Wine
Grappa Nonino Il Moscato 700ml
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$147.25
Grappa Nonino Il Moscato 2L-Spirits-World Wine
Grappa Nonino Il Moscato 2L
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$426.25
Tread Softly Moscato-White Wine-World Wine
Tread Softly Moscato
$13.98
Zonzo Estate Moscato di Mia NV-White Wine-World Wine
Zonzo Estate Moscato di Mia NV
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James Halliday – It smells and tastes of Passiona - all passionfruit, lychees, frothy and sweet. It'll have its fans. - Jane Faulkner

$25
Pizzini Moscato-White Wine-World Wine
Pizzini Moscato
$23
Johnny Q Moscato NV (12 Bottle Case)-Current Promotions-World Wine
Johnny Q Moscato NV (12 Bottle Case)
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$178
David Duband Latricieres Chambertin 375ml 2017 (6 Bottle Case)-Red Wine-World Wine
David Duband Latricieres Chambertin 375ml 2017 (6 Bottle Case)
$2,579.34
Mars Needs Moscato NV (12 bottle case)-White Wine-World Wine
Mars Needs Moscato NV (12 bottle case)
$231.94
Barisel Moscato Di Asti 2016 (12 bottle case)-White Wine-World Wine
Barisel Moscato Di Asti 2016 (12 bottle case)
$354.99
Moscato, with its roots deep in the sun-drenched soils of Italy's Piedmont region, has gained global acclaim for its refreshingly light and aromatic character. This varietal is often recognized by its unmistakable floral notes, with honeysuckle, orange blossom, and often a hint of elderflower making frequent appearances on the nose. On the palate, one can expect lively flavors of peach, apricot, and citrus, which are often accompanied by a gentle effervescence that adds to its charm. Another remarkable feature of Moscato is its adaptability. While it thrives in Piedmont, producing the famous Moscato d'Asti, this grape has found success in regions as diverse as Australia's Hunter Valley to the sprawling vineyards of California. This global journey has added subtle nuances to the wine, introducing wine lovers to an array of expressions of this beloved varietal. Moscato's inherent sweetness and aromatic bouquet make it a preferred choice for pairing with a variety of dishes. From spicy Asian cuisine to creamy desserts, it complements a wide range of flavors, enhancing the dining experience. Its light nature also makes it a favorite for warm summer afternoons, where its crispness offers a refreshing respite. For those seeking an introduction to wines or simply a cheerful glass to uplift their spirits, Moscato seldom disappoints. Its universal appeal ensures it remains a cherished choice across ages and cultures.
There’s no doubt Moscato is one of the most famous wines worldwide. The style has fans on every continent, and talented producers make wine with the grape in the most prestigious wine regions. Moscato can be both easy to drink and memorable, an inexpensive sipper or a wonderful experience. The question is. Does Moscato go bad after opening? Do you put Moscato in the fridge? And, how long does Moscato last open in the refrigerator if you do? Let’s talk about storing wine adequately to make the most of it. Let’s take care of our wine so it can take care of us!
All wine has a relatively long shelf-life as long as the bottles are unopened. Once you open the bottle, it’s just a matter of days for any wine to go bad, including your precious Moscato. In contact with air, wine oxidises; its colour, flavour and aroma change, not necessarily in a good way. Air also allows acetic bacteria to find their way into the wine — these microorganisms will turn it into vinegar! And you can’t stop them. Yes, Moscato goes bad after opening, but there’s good news. Like most wines made with Moscato, sweet wines are more resistant to oxidation and bacterial contamination. The sweeter the wine, the longer it will last!
All wine has a relatively long shelf-life as long as the bottles are unopened. Once you open the bottle, it’s just a matter of days for any wine to go bad, including your precious Moscato. In contact with air, wine oxidises; its colour, flavour and aroma change, not necessarily in a good way. Air also allows acetic bacteria to find their way into the wine — these microorganisms will turn it into vinegar! And you can’t stop them. Yes, Moscato goes bad after opening, but there’s good news. Like most wines made with Moscato, sweet wines are more resistant to oxidation and bacterial contamination. The sweeter the wine, the longer it will last!
Wine is one of the few agricultural products that doesn’t come with an expiration date. That doesn’t mean that it won’t go bad. In fact, all wine, even the most age-worthy, eventually loses its aromatic complexity and turns into vinegar, even if unopened. Wine doesn’t expire like other foods. Even if ruined by acetic bacteria (those that turn wine into vinegar) or any other microorganism, wine is not harmful. It might not be tasty, but it won’t make you sick. Wine doesn’t expire — it loses its organoleptic properties as it decays, ultimately becoming oxidised vinegary wine.
Wines made with Moscato are never meant to age. These are not wines to be cellared unless they’re fortified. This means that you should drink your Moscato up to three years after harvest; that if you store it in a cool, dark place away from direct sunlight and heat sources. Moscato is best enjoyed young, so don’t wait! Call some friends over and open those bottles of sweet wine. You can always get more Moscato. For a lovely selection of Moscato wine in Australia, explore World Wine’s collection.