Can anyone tell me a moscato that's not even the slightest bit carbonated?

Moscato is a grape grown predominantly in NW Italy and commonly in Sicily.

Asti is a town famous for its moscato which is all but exclusively made, to varying degrees, in sparkling (technically not 'carbonated') form.

Non-sparkling, or "still" moscatos are made, but you'll be hard pressed to find one at a normal retail shop in anytown, U.S.A. (While muscat is a common alternative, and similar, it is a genetically different grape than moscato.)

Tell your local retailer you're looking for a still moscato. Their distributors should be able to obtain one, but you're up against purchase and shipment 'minimums' at multiple levels in the proccess that may make the search cost prohibitive to your sources (how many cases would you like?). Any city big enough to have a "Little Italy" might import still moscato on a regular basis, but most likely for restaurant lists.

Alternatively, throw in the golden towel and just take a trip to Piedmont or Sicily and visit some friendly family operations.

Fizzy Moscato

I don't think you'll find a Moscato d'Asti that doesn't have a little fizz. But I know the sweet wines of Beaumes-de-Venise are made with Muscat which I think is the same grape. They're really good, anyway.

Hope that helps

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