Concha Y Toro, Frontera Moonlight White 2016, Itata Valley, Chile

Tasting Note: American Moscato lovers, drink up south of the border and enjoy a simple, bright, moscato-based white from Chile.

Lemon yellow in color this wine has a nose of lychee, green apple, with hints of lime.

On the palate the off-dry, medium-bodied white wine is straightforward with flavors on the nose continuing as flavors.

Low in alcohol (hard to get drunk off this); tell your aunt.

Bottle Note: Frontera Night Harvested wines. Made by the night. We pick these grapes in the cool of the night., when lower temperatures help reserve their bold flavors and aromas. Discover the bright, light sparkle of this white blend.

This wine was submitted for review.

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