It is usually light-bodied and low in alcohol content. Moscato d'Asti is also a sparkling white wine made from Muscat grapes, but it has a slightly higher level of sweetness than regular Moscato. Additionally, the production process for Moscato d'Asti involves fermentation that takes place in pressurized tanks which results in fewer bubbles and lower levels of carbon dioxide compared to other types of sparkling wines like Champagne or Prosecco. The flavor profile of Moscato d'Asti typically includes notes of honeyed peach and apricot with hints of orange blossom and jasmine while still maintaining its signature sweetness.