2008 St. Supéry Moscato

Community Tasting Notes (15) Avg Score: 86.6 points

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  8/14/2013 - jonanator wrote: 86 Points

  Pleasant wine, nothing really in here that gets me excited. Flabby but tolerable.

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  7/11/2013 - dontime wrote:

  Pleasant, not life changing, but spot on as simple sweet desert wine. Peaches, apples, and creme brulee. If scoring 86-88.

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  6/19/2012 - mr21cbs wrote: 90 Points

  Deep yellow color. I poured into a decanter to appreciate the color and aromas. Excellent sweet moscato. Peaches and gala apples on the nose. Medium to full body feel, good length. It was a good aperitif and worked beautifully with cheese, cold cuts and fruit. Good value too.

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  5/10/2012 - Jason Rzutkiewicz wrote:

  (9.6%) Had some friends bring this one over. Ripe and sweet with lush peaches. This isn’t your light and crisp Moscato. A bit too sweet for me to enjoy with anything besides desert. If you want to serve this as an aperitif I recommend doing so over chilled. That said a nice wine if served within the proper context.

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  12/8/2011 - Ombibulous wrote: 81 Points

  Believe it or not the nose is still fresh and bright with celery and cucumber, but dominantly key lime. This wine is still perfectly drinkable, not over-aged, notwithstanding the 2010 end of the drinking window per three other users. Extremely short finish and absolutely no depth (characteristic of many Moscatos). On balance, a simple but refreshing wine that's sweet but with greater drinkability than a eiswein. Good (80.5) (note, my ratings lack the "grade inflation" of Robert Parker, Wine Spectator, and the most popular cellartracker tasters).

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