What are the sweetness levels of Champagne?

Extra Brut, Brut, Demi-Sec

Brut (dry), Extra Dry (slightly sweeter), Demi-Sec (sweet).

Champagne sweetness is described on a scale from dry to sweet using familiar labels. Brut is the standard dry style, Extra Dry is slightly sweeter, and Demi-Sec is clearly sweet. The ordering in this option matches how these terms are used in practice: a dry Brut bottle, a notch sweeter Extra Dry, then a sweeter Demi-Sec. Other sets mix terms in ways that don’t reflect the typical sweetness progression (for example, treating Sec as the very dry level or placing Doux in a less sweet position), so they don’t align with how these styles compare in sugar content.

Sec (very dry), Demi-Sec, Doux

Doux, Extra Dry, Brut

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