National Moscato Day
On May 9th, raise your glass and toast National Moscato Day. Moscato, or Muscat in Italian, is one of the oldest known varieties of grapes grown in the world.
The Moscato grape ranges in color from white to almost black. Its flavor varies, too, from sweet to dry. Winemakers use this versatile grape to make everything from sparkling and dessert wines to dry and floral wines. One Moscato may pair well with a steak, while another will pair well with fresh fruit and a sharp cheese plate.
In February of 2012, it was announced that Moscato wine became the third most popular white wine consumed within the United States.
How to celebrate #nationalmoscatoday
Make a delectable platter of fresh cheeses and fruit. Pour a glass of your favorite Moscato to start the day. Grab a bottle of your favorite Moscato and pour a glass. Or attend a wine tasting, invite friends to share a bottle of Moscato (yes, you can post) or attend a wine tasting. Wine tastings are a great way to learn about wines and their best pairings. (Remember to drink responsibly, not to drink and drive) (Remember to drink responsibly and never to drink and drive). To post on social media, use #MoscatoDay and #NationalMoscatoDay.
You can also explore other wine festivals. 9 Wine Festivals You Don't Want to Miss: Read 9 Wine Festivals You Don't Want to Miss out on.
Print this adult coloring page while sipping your glass of Moscato. Download and print it and color it with the vibrant colors of the vineyard, or whatever inspires you.
