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Pizzolato - Moscato Dolce NV
$34.99
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Alcohol ABV
7%
Region
Italy
Vintage
Non-Vintage
Size
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Pizzolato - Moscato Dolce NV is produced with an emphasis on disciplined technique and consistent quality. Raw materials are sourced with care and processed under controlled conditions to preserve integrity.

Fermentation, distillation, or vinification steps are managed with precision, and maturation is conducted in vessels chosen for balance and stability. Final blending ensures the product reflects the producer’s style and reliability.

It stands as a clear example of modern craftsmanship built on respect for tradition.

Pizzolato

Pizzolato is an Italian winery with a deep-rooted commitment to organic and sustainable winemaking. Located in the Veneto region of Italy, the Pizzolato family has been involved in agriculture for over five generations. Under the leadership of Settimo Pizzolato, the winery made a pioneering decision to transition to organic production in 1991, becoming one of the first Italian producers to do so.

The brand's philosophy is centered on a profound respect for the environment. Pizzolato's vineyards are cultivated without the use of chemical products, and the winery itself operates with a strong focus on ecological balance, utilizing renewable energy and water purification systems. This dedication to farming in harmony with nature is not just a marketing strategy but a core tenet of their business, reflected in their certifications as both an organic and vegan winery.

Pizzolato produces a diverse range of wines, with a particular strength in sparkling varieties like Prosecco, which is one of Italy's top-selling organic wines. Their portfolio also includes a variety of still wines, including reds and whites, many of which are produced without added sulfites. The brand has gained a reputation for creating high-quality, approachable wines that are a true expression of their terroir and their family's enduring passion for sustainable viticulture.

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