Barefoot Fruitscato Peach Moscato Sweet Wine

The name leads with peach, but the grape it names is Moscato, and Moscato is not one grape so much as a family of aromatic white grapes, Moscato Bianco among them. The same name goes onto wines that are still, onto wines with a light fizz, and onto wines that are fully sparkling, so it alone does not tell you which is in the glass.

For the Moscato Bianco grape, the Asti consortium describes aromas of flowers, peach and citrus blossom. Many familiar versions also keep some sweetness and a lower level of alcohol, though the label itself is what settles how sweet a given bottle is and whether it carries bubbles.

In our September 2026 checks, 2 shoppers had rated it. Their average is 5 out of five. Our September 2026 checks put it between $6.99 and $12.99. The name says sweet and it says peach, but it does not say whether the wine has bubbles.

Barefoot's own page for this bottle describes Fruitscato as blending its Moscato base with natural flavors of juicy, ripe peach, one of nine Fruitscato flavors the brand sells alongside Strawberry, Pear, Blueberry, Lemonade, Mango, Apple, Pineapple and Watermelon. The page markets it for cocktail use rather than as a tasting-note wine. Barefoot's own account of the company traces the brand back to 1965 and its winemaker, Jennifer Wall, back to 1995; Wine Enthusiast named Barefoot its 2025 American Winery of the Year. What the page does not publish is an alcohol level, a specific flavoring or ingredient list, or, importantly, whether this wine is still, lightly sparkling or fully sparkling, so that question remains open even with the producer's own page in hand.

Our call: pick it up if a fruit-flavored, sweet Moscato for a casual pour or a cocktail base is what you want; 2 shoppers have rated it at 5 out of five, and Barefoot names the flavoring plainly as natural peach. Pass if you need to know before you buy whether the wine is still or sparkling; neither the shelf tag nor the producer's own page settles that, so it stays an open question.

The Grocery Store Wine Desk · written Sep 16, 2026 from our research file for this wine. Numbers reflect our latest checks.