A sparkling wine labeled Brut Nature indicates:

A sparkling wine labeled Brut Nature indicates:

• A. No sugar is added in dosage
• B. A moderate amount of sugar is added
• C. Large amounts of sugar are added
• D. Sugar is removed completely

Answer: (A)

The main idea is how dosage affects the dryness of a sparkling wine. After the base wine finishes its second fermentation, producers often add a small amount of sugar dissolved in wine to adjust sweetness; this is called dosage. Brut Nature means no sugar is added in that dosage step, so the wine is extremely dry with little to no sweetness. This preserves bright acidity and focuses on the fruit, minerality, and crisp finish. The other options describe adding sugar (moderate or large amounts) or removing sugar, which doesn’t align with Brut Nature.

The main idea is how dosage affects the dryness of a sparkling wine. After the base wine finishes its second fermentation, producers often add a small amount of sugar dissolved in wine to adjust sweetness; this is called dosage. Brut Nature means no sugar is added in that dosage step, so the wine is extremely dry with little to no sweetness. This preserves bright acidity and focuses on the fruit, minerality, and crisp finish. The other options describe adding sugar (moderate or large amounts) or removing sugar, which doesn’t align with Brut Nature.