We asked three wine store owners and managers to recommend wines to sip with berries and other fresh fruits of the season. Here are their choices with comments:

        Dave Anderson, Wyoming Wines, Wyoming

        • Batasiola Moscato D'Asti ($9.99): “Sweet, but balanced and refreshing.”

        • Domaine St. Michele Blanc de Noir ($12.99): “Sparkling rose that matches berries and cherries.”

        • Chateau Moncontour Vouvray Moelleux 1995 ($19.99): “Dessert-style chenin blanc marries well with peaches, melons and apricots.”

        Marty Piazza, Piazza-Discepoli, Madeira

        • Domaine de Durban, Muscat de Beaumes-de-Venise 2000 ($19.99): “Pour over fresh berries.”

        • La Spinetta Moscato d'Asti2000 ($13.99): ""Low in alcohol, slightly sparkling.”

        • Giacomo Mori Chianti 2000 ($13.99): Pouring Chianti over fresh strawberries and blackberries is an old Italian tradition.

        Kathee Vankirk, The Wine Merchant, Oakley

        • Zardetto Prosecco ($14.99). “Not too dry, but not as sweet as Asti Spumante.”

        • St. Supery Muscato ($15.99). “Medium sweet/medium heavy.”

        • Merryvale Antigua ($32.99). “Heavier, with hints of orange.”

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