Castello del Poggio Moscato Provincia di Pavia bottle
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Tasting facts

aciditySoft → Bright
sweetnessDry → Sweet
intensityLight → Bold

With food · Shellfish, Pasta, Mature and hard cheese, Lean fish, Cured Meat

Producer pairings · Savory BBQ, spicy dishes, pasta, salads, desserts; jam tarts, fruit salads, pastry, ice cream

Market range $11.00–$14.29 (around the market median, Nov 9, 2026)

Vivino community

House

Producer
Castello del Poggio
Founded
1699
Home region
Asti, Piedmont, Italy
Flagship
Moscato d'Asti
Ownership
Zonin1821 (Zonin family, since 1985)

Estate wines date to 1699 around a medieval castle of the Buneis family near Asti; the Zonin family bought it in 1985 and built it into Piedmont's largest single-site estate.

Zonin1821

Moscato

Castello del Poggio Moscato Provincia di Pavia

  • Customer Favorite · 4.2 stars · Vivino

Description

Fresh and fruit forward with a characteristic sweet taste (per Zonin tech sheet)

Winemaker Notes

Deep straw yellow color with golden reflections. Unmistakable bouquet that at first includes musk and peach, and then honey and white flower. Light with an agile and elegant structure, but always compact, with medium freshness and low minerality. It pairs perfectly with savory BBQ, spicy dishes, pasta, salads, guilt-free desserts, and a candid smile. ***The label for this wine is currently being updated. Customers may receive either of the labels featured above. Specific labels cannot be requested.**

Wine.com price

$13.97

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Type
White
Varietal
Moscato
Grapes
Region
Country
Italy
Colour
White
Price band
Under $20
ABV
7%
LWIN
2649146
Market median
$12.99 (Nov 9, 2026)

Professional ratings

  • 89ptsWilfred Wong of Wine.com
    COMMENTARY: The Castello del Poggio Moscato is fresh, pleasant, and easy. TASTING NOTES: This wine offers appealing aromas and flavors of ripe apples and flowers. Serve it with light desserts or just by itself. (Tasted: March 13, 2021, San Francisco, CA)

Vintage history

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