What Makes Muscadine Wine Different From Moscato? - Chowhound
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Yuliia Kokosha/Getty Images The wine world is full of similar-sounding names for wines — shiraz/syrah, grenache/garnacha, pinot gris/pinot grigio. Most often, this is a sign of the same grape going by different names in different parts of the world. So, it wouldn't be a surprise if most people assumed muscadine, a wine made in the southeastern United States, was somehow related to (if not the same as) moscato,…
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