Golan Heights Winery Moscato Dessert Wine Kosher

Pale greenish gold in color. Slight fragrance of 7-up. Tastes of pear, spice, peaches, and a little lemon zest that backs off the sweetness a bit. Not much of a finish and a bit sticky on the lips. Light mousse that lacks delicacy.

It's light, almost effervescent, sweet, nice balancing acidity (but the sugar really does shine through). Kindof rock candy like. It's easy to drink.

very good, light, sweet wine

Sweet honey with subtle floral notes. An authentic sweetness, not sugary, not like fruit juice. maybe a bit towards peach in the finish. Definitely above average for Moscato just on flavor alone, but the low alcohol content makes this really spectacular. (And it's Kosher -- a huge step up from Manie'.)

A luscious bouquet of citrus blossoms and a richness reminiscent of fine German Riesling provides the opening act for this wine. The body is full and its texture is percolated by a slight effervescence. If you are thinking this is a sweet syrupy concoction, don’t. The sparkling quality along with a low alcohol level of only 6% give this wine a lightness missing from most dessert wines. On the palate the soft fizz mixes with a tumble of peaches and …

Very aromatic, primarily lime zest on the nose. Flavors of lime zest, juicy peaches, and a bit of honey. Quite sweet, but refreshing and tasty.