The word "spumante" translates to "foaming" in Italian, and the term can apply to wines made with any grapes or in any Italian region, including everything from sparkling red wine to sparkling rosé.

But while Asti Spumante joined other wines and champagnes on the list, it is largely unaffected -- the average bottle costs five euros ($5.50), and the ban only affects those worth over 300 euros.

Both Asti Spumante and Moscato d’Asti are low-ABV (generally about 7% and 5%, respectively) and unlike many other sparkling wines, they have no added sugar; the only sugar in the wines comes ...

Asti Spumante is the best-known Italian sparkling wine, and for good reason. The color is straw yellow. The tiny and persistent bubbles produce a sweet intensity on both the nose and palate.

Collezione Speciale Asti Spumante DOCG $24.99, 100% Moscato Bianco Collezione Speciale Prosecco DOC, $24.99, 100% Glera Martini & Rossi's Edoardo Monticelli with the nesting box. Katie Bell ...

The origin of Asti dates back to 1865, when producer Carlo Gancia, after learning vinification techniques in the Champagne region of France, introduced the "Classic Method" to Moscato Bianco ...

ASTI, Italy, Nov. 15, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Asti Spumante and Moscato d'Asti are back on the international scene and ready to show their beauty at numerous activities in November around the capital ...

But while Asti Spumante joined other wines and champagnes on the list, it is largely unaffected — the average bottle costs five euros ($5.50), and the ban only affects those worth over 300 euros.

But while Asti Spumante joined other wines and champagnes on the list, it is largely unaffected -- the average bottle costs five euros ($5.50), and the ban only affects those worth over 300 euros.