- Glossary
- Demi sec - semi-sweet wine
Demi sec - semi-sweet wine
Demi sec is a French term for semi-sweet wine or champagne. In sparkling wines, it contains residual sugar of 32-50 g/l, making them sweeter than brut. Popular as an aperitif or with desserts. Historically, demi sec was the most popular champagne style before dry brut took over.
- Demi sec is a French term for semi-sweet wine or champagne.
- Sparkling wines in this category contain 32-50 grams of residual sugar per liter.
- Best served as an aperitif or paired with desserts.
- Historically the most popular champagne style before brut became dominant.
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