Is Sekt the Same as Champagne

Sekt: This German version of sparkling wine can vary in sweetness and dryness and is typically less alcoholic than Champagne. During the signing of the Treaty of Versailles, France was given ownership of the classification “Champagne.” Germany’s sparkling wine has been known as Sekt ever since.

What type of wine is Sekt?

Sekt is the German word for sparkling wine. It’s also Germany’s best-kept secret.

What is Sekt alcohol?

Sekt is usually sweeter and lower in alcohol than Champagne and other sparkling wines. It can contain aromas of apples, pears and white flowers with alcohol levels as low as 6%.