Cava is used loosely by the author, not as a precise appellation classification. Dosage, pressure and alcohol figures are typical examples, not current legal limits. The Prosecco dosage wording and fixed Asti pressures require technical verification.
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English sparkling wine, Franciacorta, French crémants, Cava/Corpinnat, Sekt, non-European examples, Prosecco, Asti/Moscato d'Asti and Lambrusco are differentiated by ripeness, acidity, aroma, texture and method. The text acknowledges diverse styles and quality levels.
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Sparkling regional styles and approximate analytical distinctions
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English sparkling wine, Franciacorta, French crémants, Cava/Corpinnat, Sekt, non-European examples, Prosecco, Asti/Moscato d'Asti and Lambrusco are differentiated by ripeness, acidity, aroma, texture and method. The text acknowledges diverse styles and quality levels.
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Cava is used loosely by the author, not as a precise appellation classification. Dosage, pressure and alcohol figures are typical examples, not current legal limits. The Prosecco dosage wording and fixed Asti pressures require technical verification.
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