Very light, fizzy, lots of citrus...nice cheap refreshing summer wine...

A good sparkling red that is refreshing with only a hint of sweetness and not too fizzy...

I love this and drink it all the time, even if a snooty waiter in Lisbon called it, 'Supermarket wine.' Perfect for Summer! Although it's $8 in NYC, which is a crime.

Pol Roger Brut - White Foil Champagne Pol Roger Champagne Its colour enchants with beautifully golden straw yellow hues. While not being overly fizzy or foamy more...

A fizzy red wine is interesting, but it seems like kind of a gimmick because the wine itself has nothing remarkable about it. It's very drinkable and goes well with various things, but nothing I'll remember fondly...

I am not a big wine person so this was a new one fo rme. It tastes like wine and champagne mixed together, wine flavor with champagne fizzy taste. If you are to store it on it's side, be sure to close the cap TIGHT, or you'll be cleaning out the refrigerator tomorrow...

Sweet. Strong black currant flavor. a little green apple. slightly acidic. Went very well with the meal (quail eggs, seared tuna, and honey-sweetened chinese vegetable stir fry).

This pale golden wine is light and elegant, with a rich, fruity bouquet and taste that is beautifully balanced between sweetness and acidity. Low in alcohol and slightly fizzy, it is delicious and very easy to drink. It serves as a superb accompaniment to desserts, and, since it is low in alcohol, is also an excellent aperitif...

Deep amber in the glass. Florid nose of mineral oil and canned lychees & rose petals. Viscous on the palate. Whooee. Glycerine, fruity sweet lychee juice--seems slightly fizzy, peppery, tingly. Tried with a stirfry--too much, too overpoweringly fruity. Low acidity, but far from flabby. Fruit is very very very full, runs the gamut from apple-tart to almost spicy-buttery. Notes of peach & nectarine...

Characteristics Slightly sweet, slightly fizzy (frizzante), Luccio Moscato d’Asti is lavishly fruity, with tastes of apricots and figs laced with honey. Food Pairings Best served chilled in a wine glass (not a flute), Luccio Moscato d’Asti is a superb wine to complement fruits, desserts, or simply on its own. Wine Growing Conditions The wine shares its name with the Moscato grapes...