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Taittinger Demi-Sec
Taittinger Demi-Sec
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Taittinger Demi-Sec is the demi-sec version of the Taittinger style: a sweeter champagne, made for dessert, which keeps the liveliness and elegance that Chardonnay brings.
It uses the blend of the Brut Réserve, 40% Chardonnay, 35% Pinot Noir and 25% Meunier, drawn from around forty crus and several harvests. After three years in the cellar, the wine receives a dosage of 35 g/L. This generous sweetness is balanced by a fine acidity, which keeps the whole fresh and easy to drink, far from any heaviness.
Key facts
- Origin: France, Champagne, Reims
- Producer: Champagne Taittinger
- Grapes: Chardonnay 40%, Pinot Noir 35%, Meunier 25%
- Dosage: Demi-Sec, 35 g/L
- Ageing: three years in the cellar
- Size: 75 cl
Tasting notes
- Colour: Bright golden straw yellow
- Nose: Delicate aromas of honey and ripe fruit
- Palate: Lively attack, tangy and smooth, dominated by citrus, well balanced sweetness
Serving and storage
Serve it well chilled, at around 6 to 8 °C, in a tulip flute or a white wine glass. The house gives it a cellaring potential of five years or more, depending on your taste. Store the bottle lying down, in a cool place away from light.
Food pairing
The house's suggestions are indulgent: chocolate cake, strawberry charlotte, warm madeleines. It also goes with a lemon meringue tart, brioche French toast, lightly cooked foie gras or a mild blue cheese.
Further reading
Read the story of Maison Taittinger. Also discover the different dosage categories of Champagne, when to serve champagne and our guide to food and Champagne pairing. Find more cuvées in our champagne selection. Discover all of Maison Taittinger in our Taittinger collection.
Frequently asked questions
What is a demi-sec champagne?
It is a champagne whose dosage liqueur, added after disgorgement, brings a clearly noticeable sweetness, between 32 and 50 g/L. It sits between sec and doux and pairs ideally with desserts and some sweet and savoury starters.
Who is Maison Taittinger?
The origins of the house go back to 1734 and the merchant house Forest-Fourneaux, taken over in 1932 by Pierre Taittinger, who gave it his name. Still family-owned and independent, it is led today by Vitalie Taittinger. Its style rests on the generous place given to Chardonnay, a guarantee of finesse and freshness, and its wines age in the Gallo-Roman chalk cellars of Saint-Nicaise, in Reims.
How is the bottle shipped?
Delivery is free in France for orders from €300. Every bottle is carefully packed and sent with tracking.
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Taittinger Demi-Sec
Bouteille
Regular price
$446.80
Regular price
Sale price
$446.80
Unit price
$595.73
per
l
Taittinger
Taittinger Demi-Sec
Bouteille
Regular price
$446.80
Regular price
Sale price
$446.80
Unit price
$595.73
per
l
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