Brachetto d’Acqui is a standout choice for those exploring the diverse world of Piedmont’s sparkling wines. Its consumption has significantly declined in the last few decades, and it primarily targets ...

Like muscadine, the grapes produce a variety of still, sparkling, sweet, and fortified wines. The most popular moscato wine is the one rappers started talking about it in their lyrics 15 to 20 ...

Asti: Fruity wine from Moscato grapes from northwestern Italy’s Asti region. Light and sweet with lower alcohol content. Atmosphere: Measurement for pressure inside a sparkling-wine bottle.

but it produces almost exclusively sparkling wine. “In the Franciacorta region, they have almost exclusively relied on the ‘méthode champenoise’ and consistently developed it,” Kox said. Today, ...

But it’s not the only Italian sparkling wine in town. Wineries from the Alpine northern limits of Italy’s vineyards all the way to Sicily are making bubbly, offering a dizzying array of styles.