Meaning "half-dry" usually pertaining to Champagne and relating to sweetness. Demi-sec sparkling wines are usually slightly sweet to medium sweet. - so half dry, half sweet.
(deh-mee seck) Literally this French term means "half-dry." In practice it refers to the sweetest style of Champagne a house will make.
"Sec" is French for "dry." Demi-sec means "half-dry." When applied to sparkling wines, the term actually indicates a relatively sweet wine-sweeter than extra dry-which is appropriate with dessert.
is moderately sweet to medium sweet sparking wines.
In reference to Champagne, a term relating to sweetness. It can be misleading; although demi-sec means half-dry, demi-sec sparkling wines are usually slightly sweet to medium sweet.
Means "half-dry". It defines the sweetness level in Champagne. Demi-Sec wines are usually sweet to medium sweet.
In the language of Champagne, a term relating to sweetness; although demi-sec means half-dry, demi-sec sparkling wines are usually slightly sweet to medium sweet.
Moderately sweet to medium sweet sparkling wines.
Term used to describe sweet Champagne. Dosage between 35-50 grams of sugar per liter.
Demi-sec Champagne is medium-sweet.
Literally "partly dry" though when referring to sparkling wines it indicates slight to medium sweetness. In sparkling wines, Demi-Sec is always sweeter than Extra Dry and Brut.
Semi-sweet sparkling wine.
