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Law & Label What must be stated on the bottle

What must appear on a sparkling wine label and what the terms legally mean: Sekt b.A., bottle fermentation, Crémant, Sekt g.U. and protected names like Prosecco or Cava.

  1. Chapter 1Mandatory information on the sparkling wine labelWhat must be stated
  2. Chapter 2What does Sekt b.A. mean?Origin and approval number
  3. Chapter 3Sekt, Deutscher Sekt, Sekt b.A.: where does the base wine come from?Three tiers of origin
  4. Chapter 4"Bottle fermentation" or "traditional bottle fermentation": what the label revealsTwo words make the difference
  5. Chapter 5Why can only Champagne be called "méthode champenoise"?A protected name
  6. Chapter 6When can a sparkling wine be called Crémant?The Crémant rules
  7. Chapter 7Austrian Sekt g.U.: Klassik, Reserve, Große ReserveThe Sekt pyramid
  8. Chapter 8Blanc de Noirs, Rotling, Steillage, vintage: other label termsVoluntary designations
  9. Chapter 9Prosecco, Cava, Franciacorta: How Sparkling Wine Names Are ProtectedProtected Origin

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