Please no, its a dessert wine.

I feel like it is a little sweet. I'd certainly drink a glass, it's not awful, but it's not something you can count on to be a favorite.

A bottle of the 2008 Pol Roger Sir Winston Churchill never fails for me.

Prosecco is a better bet.

If other people are bringing wine too, I think it's fine just to bring a bottle of whatever you like. Presumably other people will bring a different wine, so you don't have to bring a bottle of sweet and a bottle of dry to balance yourself out.

Anonymous wrote:I wouldn’t bring only sparkling. If you bring a sweet sparkly Moscato, maybe a Sauvignon Blanc for the other.

Unless this is some sort of "bubbly" or sparking wine-focused event.

I wouldn’t bring only sparkling. If you bring a sweet sparkly Moscato, maybe a Sauvignon Blanc for the other.

Anonymous wrote:Take a moscato and a brut, this pleases all!
I’m another person who prefers dry.

+1 I like this approach. One bottle of sweet and one bottle of dry.

Not the wine I would bring for a group I didn't know. Maybe a Verdicchio or Vermentino.

Anonymous wrote:Moscato is too sweet for me so I personally wouldn’t drink it. I’d go for an extra dry or brut Prosecco or Franciacorta.

Agree with this. Moscato is way too sickly sweet to me and most of my friends also prefer drier whites so this would go untouched.

Of course, I'm sure most people would enjoy it. You can't find something that everyone will enjoy, it's just not possible.

I like it but it is sweet.

Take a moscato and a brut, this pleases all!
I’m another person who prefers dry.

Moscato is too sweet for me so I personally wouldn’t drink it. I’d go for an extra dry or brut Prosecco or Franciacorta.

I’ve always been a fan of this easy to drink wine. I used to get many people asking what wine it was at book clubs years ago.

The new group is a wide range of mothers. Many are culturally the same as myself African American not that it matters but the age range spans 25-60.