Emilio Vada 2022 Camp Bianc Moscato (Moscato d'Asti) Rating and Review | Wine Enthusiast
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Emilio Vada 2022 Camp Bianc Moscato (Moscato d'Asti)

Rating
93
Price
$25
Winery
Variety
Region
Wine Type
Alcohol
5%
Bottle Size
750 ml
Issue Date
11/1/2023
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This superfresh Moscato d'Asti pops out of the glass with fresh wildflowers, lemon candy and juicy nectarine. The fleshly palate is like biting into a superripe peach sprinkled with thyme while holding flowers. Yum! Jeff Porter

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*Products deemed unacceptable (receving a rating below 80 points) are not reviewed.

98-100

Classic
The Pinnacle of quality

94-97

Superb
A great achievement

90-93

Excellent
Highly recommended

87-89

Very Good
Often good value; well recommended

83-86

Good
Suitable for everyday consumption, often good value

80-82

Acceptable
Can be employed


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