Is Moscato Dry Or Sweet?

Moscato is an Italian sweet wine created from Muscat Blanc grapes. It gets its name from the variety of grapes used to make it. Various lemon, peach, and orange aromas, as well as exquisite sweetness, come from these white grapes. Because of its modest alcohol concentration (ranging from 5 to 7 percent), Moscato is considered a sweet wine rather than a dry one. Although Moscato wines from varied locations may have differing levels of sweetness, they are all delicious with citrusy and peachy nuances. It's a wonderful wine for dessert and relaxed drinking after dinner with a company or by oneself because of its sweetness. Traditional Moscato has a light body, a bubbly mouthfeel, and a fruity aroma. Citrus, peaches, and nectarines are among the flavors that ensure their sweetness.