Italian wine region
How to pronounce Moscato d'Asti
Moscato d'Asti is pronounced moh-SKAH-toh DAHS-tee, written /mosˈkaːto ˈdasti/ in the International Phonetic Alphabet. The main stress falls on DAHS.
moh-SKAH-toh DAHS-tee
IPA /mosˈkaːto ˈdasti/
What is Moscato d'Asti?
A DOCG in Piedmont producing lightly sparkling sweet wines from Moscato with grape flavors.
Tips for saying it
Often heard as moh-SKAT-oh DAHS-tee.
The a in Moscato is a long open ah, as in father, not the a of cat: moh-SKAH-toh DAHS-tee.
Often heard as moh-SKAH-toh AHS-tee.
Don't skip the d in d'Asti; it glides straight into the a: moh-SKAH-toh DAHS-tee.
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