Brut Meaning in English

word

US

ˈbɹut

BROOT

UK

bɹˈʌt

BRUT

Definition

'Brut' is a French term used to describe dry sparkling wine or champagne, meaning the wine has very little sugar added.

Usage & Nuances

'Brut' is primarily used for sparkling wines, especially champagne. It's often on the label to show the dryness; 'brut' is drier than 'extra dry.' The word is borrowed from French, so pronunciation is usually French-sounding.

• Spanish: brut (vino espumoso seco) - seco (al describir espumoso)
• Portuguese (BR): brut (espumante seco) - seco (espumante)
• Portuguese (PT): brut (espumante seco) - seco (espumante)
• Chinese (Simplified): 干型（起泡酒） - 布鲁特（音译）
• Chinese (Traditional): 幹型（氣泡酒） - 布魯特（音譯）
• Hindi: ब्रूट (सूखी स्पार्कलिंग वाइन)
• Arabic: بروت (نبيذ فوار جاف)
• Bengali: ব্রুট (স্পার্কলিং ওয়াইন) - কম চিনি যুক্ত সুুস্ক ওয়াইন
• Russian: брют
• Japanese: ブリュット
• Vietnamese: brut (rượu vang sủi bọt khô) - rượu vang khô
• Korean: 브뤼
• Turkish: brut (kuru şampanya) - kuru köpüklü şarap
• Urdu: برٹ (خشک اسپارکلنگ وائن)
• Indonesian: brut (anggur bersoda kering) - anggur berkilau kering

Example Sentences

This champagne is brut and not sweet at all.

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The bottle says brut on the label.

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Would you like some brut sparkling wine?

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I prefer brut champagne because it's less sweet than other types.

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If you're looking for a drier option, go for the brut.

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Most wedding toasts are made with brut sparkling wine, not sweet varieties.

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