Asti Dolce DOCG is one of the symbolic wines of Piedmont and represents the authentic expression of Moscato Bianco, a grape variety that finds its ideal habitat in the hills of Langhe and Monferrato. The DOCG designation guarantees not only the origin but also the high quality of a wine that has accompanied festive and convivial moments for centuries. The version crafted by the historic winery Beni di Batasiolo, located in the heart of the Langhe, combines tradition with modern winemaking techniques, while preserving the grape’s aromatic character. Fermentation at controlled temperature and the early interruption of the fermentative process allow the natural sweetness of the grape to be preserved, giving the wine remarkable freshness and a balance between residual sugars and lively acidity. This makes it perfect as a dessert wine or paired with light, fruity dishes. Asti Dolce DOCG is not only a wine for the end of a meal but also an ideal companion for convivial moments, toasts, and celebrations, thanks to its natural elegance and low alcohol content, which enhance drinkability and pleasure.

Asti Dolce DOCG - Beni di Batasiolo: Tasting Notes

In the glass, it appears bright straw yellow with a fine and persistent perlage. On the nose, it reveals intense aromatic notes typical of Moscato, ranging from orange blossom to sage, accompanied by ripe fruit and citrus hints. On the palate, it is sweet but never cloying, with lively freshness perfectly balancing the sugar component. The creamy bubbles enhance the pleasantness of the sip, making it harmonious and light. The finish is elegant, fruity, and persistent—ideal with fruit tarts, dry pastries, or simply for a festive toast.