Two Hands Moscato Brilliant Disguise 2007

Probably my favorite dessert-type wine. Very tropical in flavor, but I have to admit it was too delicious to analyze for long.

October 2008

The Wine Advocate rating: 90

Made from 100% White Frontignac sourced from 80 and 100 year old vines, Brilliant Disguise is a mere 6.5% alcohol and delicately sweet. This wine is fun and refreshing to drink with an amazingly versatile style that makes for a great aperitif particularly when served with a tangy salty cheese such as feta or young goat's cheese. It's also the perfect palate cleanser with fresh fruits and dessert. Color: Almost translucent, very pale straw Aroma Delicious aromas of guava with an aromatic grapey musk perfume Taste Delicately sweet with a gentle spritz. Incredibly refreshing and light read more...bodied with lively exotic tropical fruit flavors and a hint of musk and rose petal. Grape Variety/Varieties: White Frontignac (Muscat) Alcohol Level: 7.0%    (hide)

Not unlike a Moscato d'Asti, this delicately sweet and fizzy wine is lovely with light fruit desserts, cookies and cakes, or something like dried apricots and creamy/tangy fresh goat cheese. With medium-bodied pineapple, peach and melon flavors laced with honeysuckle and finishing fresh. Ready to drink now. Locate this wine online or in your area.

Refreshing, just a little spritz. Mango and pineapple dominate the lucious tropical fruits that give this wine such character. Comes in a 500 ml bottle. Great buy.

August 2008

International Wine Cellar rating: 90