If you like sweet and you like lemon meringue pie, give this a go. No, it doesn't taste exactly like a lemon meringue pie, but you're drinking moscato, not eating a pie. What it does give is strong baked, lemony goodness. The flavour is not subtle, and it's amazing. It's crisp, but slightly warmer than you might expect from a citrus drink due to the fact that it's a Moscato, not a lemon, and the deep baked flavour mentioned above. Still refreshes you incredibly well on a hot day and you may be enticed to down it like it's lemonade. Give it a try - love it or hate it, it's a super fun drink to try. I am begging Dan's to never stop selling this!

When I took a sip of this wine I was hopeful to taste the delicate, sweet citrus notes of a “lemon meringue.” What I got instead was something that can only be described as "medieval mead brewed in an old sock." The bouquet whispered “zesty elegance,” but the sip shouted “revenge potion.” By the third mouthful, I realized this isn’t a drink for friends—it’s the drink you pour for your enemies when you’ve run out of rat poison.