2023-07-10 20:39:30
Two Brazilian sparkling wines won a prize in a competition International in France. The newspaper The globe released the information on the afternoon of Sunday 9.
The sparkling wines Ponto Nero Cult Moscato Brut and Wave Espumante Rosé Moscatel won medals of gold No 23rd Muscats du Monde Competition.
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The competition specializes in sparkling Muscatels and received 167 bottles from 17 countries. The jury had 55 tasters of different nationalities. The tournament was held in the French commune of Entre-Vignes.
It is the fifth time that wines and sparkling wines Made in Brazil won medals in France this year alone. In all, there were 83 prizes in world competitions, according to the newspaper.
Meet the Brazilian sparkling wines that won the award in France
The Brazilian sparkling wines Ponto Nero Cult Moscato Brut and Wave Espumante Rosé Moscatel were awarded gold medals | Photo: Montage Oeste with publicity images
Ponto Nero Cult Moscato Brut costs R$74.70 and goes well with fish, margherita pizza, caprese salad and creamy cheese.
This sparkling wine has aromas of citrus fruits, such as lime, and tropical fruits, such as pineapple, melon and mango. It also has floral aromas, such as orange blossom. The product is made with the muscat-white grape, from Vale dos Vinhedos, in the Rio Grande do Sul.
Vale dos Vinhedos is famous for producing wines and sparkling wines. The region covers the cities of Monte Belo do Sul, Bento Gonçalves and Garibaldi. Your product has an alcohol content of 11%.
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The Wave Espumante Rosé Moscatel costs R$ 24.90 and combines with pork rinds, sweet and sour jams and tapioca dadinho.
The grapes used in it were Moscato Giallo, Moscato Alexandria and Moscato Hamburgo, grown in the Serra Gaúcha. It has a cherry color and floral and sweet red fruit aromas. Its alcohol content is lower, at 7.5%. The refreshing drink bottle has 660 ml.
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