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  • That slight frizzante is a remnant of fermenation and Rich think it will disipate within a couple months.

    Long Island Wine 2009

  • That slight frizzante is a remnant of fermenation and Rich think it will disipate within a couple months.

    Raphael 2008 Naturale (White Blend) 2009

  • That slight frizzante is a remnant of fermenation and Rich think it will disipate within a couple months.

    The New York Cork Report: 2009

  • That slight frizzante is a remnant of fermenation and Rich think it will disipate within a couple months.

    New York Cork Club 2009

  • That slight frizzante is a remnant of fermenation and Rich think it will disipate within a couple months.

    LENNDEVOURS: 2009

  • Italian Moscato d'Asti, from the Piedmont region of Italy, is what the Italians call frizzante.

    Mary Orlin: What to Drink While You Watch the Royal Wedding Mary Orlin 2011

  • Italian Moscato d'Asti, from the Piedmont region of Italy, is what the Italians call frizzante.

    Mary Orlin: What to Drink While You Watch the Royal Wedding Mary Orlin 2011

  • Italian Moscato d'Asti, from the Piedmont region of Italy, is what the Italians call frizzante.

    Mary Orlin: What to Drink While You Watch the Royal Wedding Mary Orlin 2011

  • While the Moscato grape is grown all over the world (i.e., Chile, Argentina, Australia, California, Spain and Italy) and goes by a variety of names and clones (from the fine Moscato Bianco to the plebeian Muscat of Alexandria) the Piedmontese version, Moscato d'Asti—a sweet, soft, low-alcohol, lightly sparkling (frizzante) wine with delicate notes of peach and apricot—is probably the most famous.

    Why You'll Be Drinking Moscato This Year Lettie Teague 2012

  • Our favorites, perhaps predictably, came from Italy and included frizzante wines from Perrone, Marcarini, Mosca and Cameron Hughes.

    Why You'll Be Drinking Moscato This Year Lettie Teague 2012

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