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1 Chateau Diana

Zero Moscato

Wine · Moscato

65/100

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2 Chateau Diana

Zero California White Blend

Wine

59/100

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Sweetness

  • 1Dry
  • 2Medium-sweet

Flavor profile

  • 1Peach, Pear
  • 2Tropical, Pineapple

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Sweetness

1Zero MoscatoDry

2Zero California White BlendMedium-sweet

Body

1Zero MoscatoVery light

2Zero California White BlendVery light

Acidity

1Zero MoscatoSoft acidity

2Zero California White BlendSoft acidity

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1 Chateau Diana

Zero Moscato

  • Highest score

2 Chateau Diana

Zero California White Blend

  • Lowest price
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Score Differs

65/100

59/100

Verdict Faint white grape, diluted peach, and a trace of pear barely sketch Moscato; a watery palate and vanishing finish leave little to hold onto. Alcohol-removed California white that drinks as thin soft-drink fruit: artificial tropical sweetness, watery middle, negligible structure.
Flavor Differs Peach, Pear Tropical, Pineapple
Sweetness Differs Dry Medium-sweet
Likeness The faint grape and peach suggest Moscato, but the water-like body and near-absence of flavor give it little wine character. Low: soft-drink tropical more than white blend; almost no mid-palate or acid spine.
Style Moscato —
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