What is the common ABV range for Australian Sparkling?

The common alcohol by volume (ABV) range for Australian Sparkling wines typically falls between 4.5% and 6%. This range reflects the style of sparkling wines produced in Australia, which often includes methods like the traditional method (used for Champagne) as well as other styles that result in lively, refreshing wines. The focus is often on balance and crispness, which can be enhanced by keeping the alcohol content within this range. Other options provided do not align with the typical characteristics and production standards of Australian Sparkling, either falling too low or too high in terms of ABV, which can affect the flavor profile and the wine's ability to pair with various foods.