Answer
Aug 08, 2024 - 04:37 PM
Taittinger Champagne is typically considered dry rather than sweet. This is because Taittinger is known for producing primarily Brut Champagne, which is a dry style of champagne. This information is found on the Taittinger website (https://www.taittinger.com/en/our-cha...) where they list their champagnes, the majority of which are Brut.
