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Moscatello Selvatico

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Moscatello Selvatico is a white grape variety belonging to the Muscat family, with deep historical roots in central-northern Apulia, particularly in the Barletta area and the provinces of Bari and Foggia.

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Moscatello Selvatico

Moscatello Selvatico is a white grape variety belonging to the Muscat family, with deep historical roots in central-northern Apulia, particularly in the Barletta area and the provinces of Bari and Foggia. Its presence has been documented since at least the 17th century, and in 1809 it was mentioned amongst the varieties cultivated in the Terra di Bari region; in local tradition, it was also used for the production of sweet wines. Genetic studies indicate that it is a descendant of Moscato di Alessandria, or Zibibbo, and Bombino Bianco, confirming its deep connection with the history of Apulian viticulture. The vine has medium vigour and small to medium-sized leaves, which are orbicular, trilobed or pentalobed, with a petiole sinus generally shaped like a lyre or a U. The bunch is conical or cylindrical, often winged, with varying degrees of compactness; the berries are spherical, medium-sized, yellowish-green, slightly pruinose, with a firm skin and flesh possessing a characteristic muscat flavour. The wine is straw-yellow in colour, sometimes enhanced by golden highlights, and offers delicate aromas of white flowers, citrus, ripe fruit and subtle muscat notes. On the palate, it is fresh, harmonious and smooth, with a light texture and lingering aroma. It lends itself to young, filtered sweet wines, sparkling wine bases and fortified wines, which are generally more expressive in their early development than during prolonged ageing.