Mondoro
Mondoro Asti Spumante is a semi-sweet Italian sparkling wine made from Moscato Bianco grapes in the Asti zone of Piedmont, northwest Italy. It is a light 7.5% ABV. The Liquor Barn carries Mondoro Asti Spumante in the 750ml bottle.
Asti is Italy's classic sweet sparkling wine. The Moscato grape gives it aromas of peach, orange blossom and fresh grapes, and the low alcohol keeps it light and easy. Serve it very cold in a flute. It is a natural match for wedding cake, fruit tarts, panettone and other desserts, and a good toast for guests who find dry Champagne or Prosecco too tart. It also works for brunch, baby showers and New Year's Eve when you want something festive and sweet. If you want a drier Italian sparkler, look at Prosecco instead. Browse both in our Prosecco collection and Champagne collection.
Asti is Italy's classic sweet sparkling wine. The Moscato grape gives it aromas of peach, orange blossom and fresh grapes, and the low alcohol keeps it light and easy. Serve it very cold in a flute. It is a natural match for wedding cake, fruit tarts, panettone and other desserts, and a good toast for guests who find dry Champagne or Prosecco too tart. It also works for brunch, baby showers and New Year's Eve when you want something festive and sweet. If you want a drier Italian sparkler, look at Prosecco instead. Browse both in our Prosecco collection and Champagne collection.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I buy Mondoro online?
We ship nationwide where state law allows, and most orders ship within 24 hours. An adult 21 or older must sign for the delivery. You can also order online for pickup at our Wheeling or Vernon Hills store.
What Mondoro products and sizes does The Liquor Barn carry?
We carry Mondoro Asti Spumante in the 750ml bottle.
Is Mondoro Asti sweet?
Yes. Mondoro Asti Spumante is a semi-sweet sparkling wine made from Moscato Bianco grapes.
What is the alcohol content of Mondoro Asti?
Mondoro Asti Spumante is 7.5% ABV.
What is the difference between Asti and Prosecco?
Asti is a sweet sparkling wine from Moscato grapes in Piedmont. Prosecco is usually drier and is made from Glera grapes in northeast Italy.
