brut
bruːt
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Definition of brut - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

champagneTECH.extremely dry and not sweetTECH.
  • This brut champagne is perfect for the celebration.
  • The brut variety is often preferred by connoisseurs.
  • She ordered a brut to complement the meal.
dry unsweetened
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sparkling wine from Champagne with low sugar level and a dry taste
He ordered a bottle of brut champagne for the celebration.
dry sparkling wine from a single year's harvest
We celebrated with a bottle of vintage brut.

Origin of brut

Latin, brutus (heavy, dull)

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