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Primo-V Moscato
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| Our Price |
$8.99/Bottles |
$99.99/Case |
| Sale Price |
$7.99/Bottles |
$95.88/Case |
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Bottles/Case:
12
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Yes
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Alc/Vol:
5.5%
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Size:
750 ml
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Region:
Italy
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Dryness:
Sweet
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Color:
White
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Varietal:
Moscato
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Supervision:
OU
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General Information
The name Moscato is not listed on this bottle, but Primo-V is an aromatic, effervescent, sweet Italian Moscato made by the Santero winery, located just outside of the northern Italian town of Asti. Made from fresh pressed Moscato grapes that are cold fermented to preserve the grape's delicate aromatics, its balanced sweetness, velvety texture, and fine, persistent bubbles make it a refreshing and delicious white wine perfect for any occasion.
Kosher For Passover
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Customer Reviews
 Reviewed by WineAficionado(19)
Date:3/3/2012
Vintage Not Specified
Considering its price, its not a bad Moscato. Very sweet - No one at our table could drink more than one glass, for that reason it is strictly a desert wine.
 Reviewed by selerman(5)
Date:1/22/2012
Vintage Not Specified
The wine is perfectly adequate and the price is very reasonable. HOWEVER, in my last order, the corks were so dense and tight that the bottles were unopenable. One corkscrew broke trying to open it. I had to push the cork in with a screw driver and hammer. The next bottle would have broken another cork screw but I stopped before that happened. Haven't tried my last 2 bottles, but they will be the last of this wine.
 Reviewed by unpredictable(1)
Date:10/15/2011
Vintage Not Specified
I purchased this wine just by finding the website. I usually have a Saturday or Sunday get together where my two best friends come over. I'm not a big drinker, but when I drink a wine can't stand dry wine. This was so nice and tasty. My best friends liked it as well.
 Reviewed by doctordog(183)
Date:6/20/2011
Vintage Not Specified
Pleasant, fruity, low alcohol, family friendly. One can definitely notice the famed muscato flavor of this Asti region frizzante libation. Sweet yet well balanced, easy to drink, a good choice for a family celebration, as both young and old will enjoy it.
 Reviewed by Kimberly Jacobs(1)
Date:12/26/2010
Vintage Not Specified
We purchased this mildly sweet and bubbly wine for our wedding. It was a wonderful choice and everyone loved it.
 Reviewed by klwebjunk@aol.com(2)
Date:10/20/2010
Vintage Not Specified
I found the Primo-V Moscato be rough and not very tasty. When Golan brands are available, they seem smoother
Reviewed by pamjs(3)
Date:10/8/2009
Vintage Not Specified
A great Shabbat wine, not too sweet with a lovely floral note and an effervecence that makes it a bit special.
Reviewed by mdlederm@gmail.com(1)
Date:9/27/2009
Vintage Not Specified
I first bought this wine on a whim, before it "took off" in the store. We LOVE this wine and are buying our second case. If this were any bubblier, it would be a fabulous champagne. It is not as sweet as the Bartenura "blue bottle," yet satisfies our children along with those of us who prefer a dryer wine.
Reviewed by JSimon(1)
Date:6/12/2009
Vintage Not Specified
I usually drink Bartenura Moscato, but thought I would test this wine out especially because of the price. It turned out to be much better then I thought. I liked the sweet citrus fruit flavors, although it is not as sweet as the Bartenura, so I can understand why some people wouldn't like it. Overall it is well worth the value.
Reviewed by pauloxxxx@yahoo.com(15)
Date:5/26/2009
Vintage Not Specified
This is the weakest Moscato that I have tasted. It is dry and bland with a slight bitter aftertaste. It has little fruit tastes, fragrance, and lightness that is evident in a good Moscato.
Reviewed by rebsterdw@aol.com(1)
Date:3/26/2009
Vintage Not Specified
I buy Moscatos in general for use at synagogue functions instead of the square bottle Manishevitz which is standard fare at most shuls' Friday eve or Shabbat AM kiddush. They are still very sweet, so they satisfy the old timers, and low alcohol, so I can encourage parents to let their kids drink it instead of that abysmal bottled Kedem grape juice. This particular "Primo-V" Moscato is nice, better than others I have tried in the same price range quite a bargain especially at the sale price. Nothing too subtle here, but one does not look for such qualities in this kind of product. It's bubbly, fresh tasting and a vast improvement over alternatives for the same price.--Rabbi Doug Weber, Rutland Jewish Center (Vermont)
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