What do you drink Moscato with?
Foods that pair wonderfully with Moscato include:
- Meat Pairings. Pork Tenderloin, BBQ Pork, Chicken, Turkey, Duck, Shrimp, Crab, Lobster, Halibut, Cod.
- Spices and Herbs.
- Cheese Pairings.
- Fruits & Vegetables.
Is Moscato good to drink?
Moscato wine is rather sweet, so is often enjoyed as an aperitif or dessert wine. However, due to its low alcohol content (some being as low as 5%), some see it as the perfect easy-drinking wine, ideal for a long, boozy picnic. The fun thing about Muscat grapes is how versatile they are.
Can you get drunk on Moscato?
The Italian Moscato d’Asti, for instance, has an alcohol concentration of only 5.5%. At the other end of the line, a fortified or aromatized wine – think Port or Vermouth – can have an alcohol concentration of over 20%. If you’re not an avid drinker, a glass could easily get you drunk.
Is Moscato a classy wine?
For those drinkers who prefer a classy wine with some history, Moscato and Moscato d’Asti are an ideal option. They have been made for generations and are lower in alcohol than champagne and other still wines. Therefore they are cheaper to buy, but just as good to enjoy.
Do you drink Moscato by itself?
Moscato is the opposite of that, both noticeably sweet and low alcohol (generally topping out around 10%). What that means is you can drink, heartily, without intimidation or any need to delve into the wine glossary.
How many glasses of Moscato get you drunk?
Unless you weigh 250 lbs or more, two glasses of wine in an hour makes you legally drunk. In order to achieve the same effect with beer, you’d have to consume 3 to 4 of them in an hour. You only have so much time in an hour, and you really need to concentrate on your drinking to get that much beer down.
What wine should I try if I like Moscato?
Pinot Grigio Like Moscato, Pinot Grigio is unoaked and stored in stainless steel vats. This produces a bright and crisp wine, free of the flavors you may find in a contrastingly full-bodied, oaky Chardonnay. For those ready to explore drier styles of wine, Pinot Grigio is the perfect bridge.
