Patrizi Dessert
Two honest Piedmont bottles, poured at our Commack counter.
The story behind Patrizi
Moscato d'Asti comes from Piedmont in northwest Italy, made from the Muscat Blanc grape in a lightly sparkling style called frizzante. It is gently sweet, low in alcohol and full of peach and orange blossom, which is why it lands on dessert lists and brunch tables alike. Gavi, from the same region, is the opposite mood: dry, crisp and mineral, made from the Cortese grape.
We keep the Patrizi pair here in Commack, one sweet and one dry, and both are small allocations for us.
Explore the Patrizi range
Two Patrizi bottles from Piedmont, one sweet sparkling and one dry still white, both priced for everyday pouring.
| Expression | Type | Proof / ABV | Tasting notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Patrizi Moscato D' Asti 750mL | Sweet sparkling white | 750mL | Light fizz, peach and orange blossom, low alcohol, serve well chilled |
| Patrizi Gavi Di Gavi 750mL | Dry white | 750mL | Crisp Cortese, green apple and mineral, dry finish, serve chilled |
Which Patrizi is right for you?
The Patrizi Moscato D' Asti is $10.99 and the Patrizi Gavi Di Gavi is $13.99, so you can take both home for under twenty five dollars. These are small-format finds for us and we only hold a bottle or two at a time, so call the Commack shop at (631) 343-7200 to confirm what is on the shelf before you drive over.
Light fizz and gentle sweetness that suits cake, fruit and cookies without overpowering them.
Dry and crisp, easy with seafood, salads and a plain Thursday dinner.
Patrizi cocktails and pairings
Pour the Moscato cold with sweets and the Gavi cold with savory plates.