10 Best Moscato Wines UK | Barefoot Gallo and More

This 9% Pink Moscato from Barefoot is the ultimate option when it comes to flavour and value for money. It's ideal for more experienced wine drinkers who prefer a slightly higher ABV. You won't have to worry about overdoing it, though, as the screw top allows for easy and secure storage if the bottle is unfinished.  

The sweet layers of raspberry and pomegranate pair wonderfully with the zesty citrus base to create a complex flavour which was awarded a gold medal at the 2016 San Diego Challenge International Wine & Spirits Competition. That's why it's our top pick!

If you usually prefer white wine, we recommend this Moscato d’Asti from Barefoot. Intense flavours of peach and apricot are combined with hints of lemon and orange for a crisp and fruity finish that's refreshing to the palate. 

As well as the traditional dessert pairing, this wine is the perfect complement to spicy Asian cuisine, fresh fruits and mild cheeses. Versatile yet affordable, it's no wonder that this bottle ranks so highly on our list. 

The traditional sweet flavour is enhanced by subtle hints of pear and melon, making it the perfect accompaniment to lighter dishes like salad or sushi. It can also be used for cooking, sweetening desserts or adding a new depth of flavour to savoury dishes. 

Like most Moscato, this tipple works well with dessert, but Gallo Family Vineyard suggests a cheeseboard pairing if you want to get the best out of the fruity flavours. We'd certainly recommend taking their word for it — after all, they have generations of winemaking experience!

Refreshing notes of candyfloss, blackcurrant and Turkish delight make this Pink Moscato a unique option that's suitable for a more refined palate. At just 5.5% ABV, it's also great for those who are cutting back on drinking.

While all Moscato is intended to be sweet, this particular bottle is one of the sweetest options on the market. Those looking for dessert wine will love it, but it's best avoided if you prefer something more subtle.

If you're keen to try something from an authentic Italian vineyard and want to impress your dinner guests, this rosé Moscato is a brilliant buy. However, it's the most expensive bottle on our list, so it won't be suitable for those shopping on a budget. 

Although all Moscatos have a lower ABV than other wine varieties on the market, this is one of the highest at 11%. If you're looking to cut down on your alcohol consumption, check out one of our other recommendations instead.

While the aromatic floral notes of acacia and jasmine are wonderful, they're an acquired taste. If you're shopping for a gift or you're new to wine drinking, you'd be better off with one of the universally enjoyed fruity options higher up our list. 

Unfortunately, the specific tasting notes for this bottle aren't advertised by the brand, so the flavour profile won't be obvious unless you try it out for yourself. The reviews are overwhelmingly positive though, so we'd say it's well worth a try!