WineShopper.com daily Wine Deals up to 70% off!

SHIP TO

| checkout

We have added the following products to your shopping cart from a previous visit:

Continue Shopping > [x] Undo

Beringer Red Moscato 2011

Red Wine

from Argentina, South America

Price: $7.99

(this vintage is sold out)

The 0 vintage is available for: $7.99

QTY:

ADD TO WISH LIST

Sign-up or log in to add items to your lists.

new arrival alert

	send to a friend
	print cellar notes

Item No. 115656

(5)

red wine style:

winemaker's notes:

This innovative blend is the perfect harmony of Moscato, Zinfandel and Petite Sirah. It brings together the vivid aromas and flavors of the Moscato grape with the classic red berry characteristics of Zinfandel and ripe black cherry flavors of Petite Sirah.

alcohol by volume: 9.5%

User Reviews

The top 3 most liked reviews for this wine.

awa54 (read all my reviews)

rating (10/16/2012):

Now I know why Moscato is usually made as a white wine only... The slight gain in body and hint of tannin that this rose (not really a true red IMO) realizes over similarly priced white Moscato only serves to mask the smoothness and subtlety that the more conventional version possesses. Not a bad wine at all, but nothing special either.

Style:Light & Fruity

himay - Minneapolis, MN (read all my reviews)

rating (8/1/2012):

Goddess Godiva - Chicago, IL (read all my reviews)

rating (5/21/2012):

As a rule, I am not a fan of red wines but this blend is DELICIOUS! I would suggest it to anyone. It is not too sweet, nor too dry. It is actually one of my favorites now.

Style:Smooth & Supple

elk1960 (read all my reviews)

rating (4/18/2012):

Buttaflygurl - San Francisco, CA (read all my reviews)

rating (4/10/2012):

2 of my favs - Moscato & Zinfindel but not sure they should mix! My advice: try it! It's not bad, great alternative when you something -> Red, Light, not too sweet and not too dry! : )

nikkileth - Oakland, CA (read all my reviews)

rating (4/10/2012):

This tastes more like a rose than a moscato. It actually tastes better once it opens up more. Not bad price point either, but not my kind of go to wine.