BARTENURA
MOSCATO D'ASTI KOSHER
BARTENURA WINERY • ASTI, PIEDMONT • ITALY
"The legend of the blue bottle: the most refined sweetness of Piedmont, transformed into a global icon of purity and style."
A Gold Standard in Sweet Wines
Bartenura Moscato d'Asti is much more than a wine; it's a cultural phenomenon. Produced by the **Bartenura** winery in the hills of **Asti**, this sparkling white wine captures the essence of the Moscato Bianco grape in its purest state. With its characteristic light effervescence (*frizzante*) and low alcohol content, it offers a refreshing and deeply aromatic experience. Each bottle is meticulously supervised to comply with Kashrut laws, ensuring that Italian luxury is accessible to the world's most discerning tables.
1. Identity Profile
Specific Origin: Province of Asti, Piedmont, Italy.
Winery: Bartenura.
Varietal: 100% Moscato Bianco.
Method: Partial fermentation at controlled temperature (Asti Method).
Certification: Kosher for Passover / Mevushal / OU.
Volume: 750 ml.
2. Sommelier's Notes
Appearance: Bright straw yellow color with subtle golden reflections and fine, playful bubbles.
Nose: Intoxicating perfume of white flowers, fresh grape, sweet melon, ripe pear, and a delicate touch of wild honey.
Palate: Sweet yet incredibly balanced by its natural acidity. The light effervescence cleanses the palate, highlighting flavors of peach and nectarine. Persistent and extremely refreshing finish.
3. Bartenura Moscato Architecture
4. Pairing and Ritual
Gastronomy: Its versatility makes it ideal both as an aperitif and to accompany the end of a meal. It pairs sublimely with fresh fruit desserts, peach tarts, blue cheeses (like Gorgonzola), spicy Asian cuisine, or simply with strawberries and cream. It is the classic accompaniment to traditional Passover desserts.
Serving: It should be served very cold, between **5°C and 7°C**. Enjoy in a white wine glass or tulip glass to concentrate its spectacular floral bouquet.
Technical Sheet and Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What does 'Moscato d'Asti DOCG' mean?
It is the highest quality level in Italy. It guarantees that the grapes come exclusively from the delimited area of Asti and have been produced under strict quality standards of controlled origin.
Is it a sparkling or still wine?
It is a *frizzante* wine, which means it has a softer and more delicate bubble than Champagne or Prosecco, making it much easier to drink.
Does it contain preservatives?
As a Kosher wine, its production is highly controlled. It contains natural sulfites from the grape and minimal added amounts to preserve its freshness, always under rabbinical supervision.
