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ST. JAMES WINERY BUBBLY MOSCATO

Approved Apr 13, 2023
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What to Expect

For those looking for something light and refreshing, ST. JAMES WINERY's Moscato offers an aromatic experience with its floral and grapey notes. While the exact origin is unknown, this wine belongs to the broad Muscat family of grapes, known for their distinctive fragrant aroma that often feels reminiscent of fresh table grapes. Expect a touch of sweetness balanced by acidity and bubbles, making it a perfect pairing for fruit desserts, almond cookies, and brunch dishes where its low alcohol content helps to soothe heat from spicy foods. Enjoy this wine chilled and on the younger side for the best experience.

TTB ID23094001000808
Brand nameST. JAMES WINERY
Fanciful nameBUBBLY MOSCATO
Class / type
Origin / appellation
Grape varietalsMoscato
Approval dateApr 13, 2023
StatusAPPROVED
Serial number23MOS2
Permit numberBW-MO-94
Producer name & addressST. JAMES WINERY, ST. JAMES WINERY, INC. 540 STATE ROUTE HIGHWAYB SAINT JAMES MO 65559
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