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Sugar content in sparkling wine
How sweet do you like your sparkling wine?
After the second fermentation, the winemaker decides whether his sparkling wine will turn out dry, semi-sweet or sweet with the addition of sugar.
We explain the sparkling wine production process in detail in this article. Now we turn our focus to the addition of sugar (known as dosage), by which the winemaker determines how dry or sweet his sparkling wine should be. There are different levels of sweetness for sparkling wines:
Brut Nature 0–3 g/l of residual sugar = less than 1 cube of sugar
Extra Brut 0–6 g/l of residual sugar = max. 1.5 cubes of sugar
Brut 6–12 g/l of residual sugar = 1.5 to max. 3 cubes of sugar
Extra Dry 12–17 g/l of residual sugar = 3 to max. 4 cubes of sugar
Dry 17–32 g/l of residual sugar = 4 to max. 8 cubes of sugar
Demi-Sec 32–50 g/l of residual sugar = 8 to max. 12 cubes of sugar
Doux 50+ g/l of residual sugar = more than 12 cubes of sugar
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