Definition of remuage in English:

remuage

noun ʀəmɥaʒˌrɛmjʊˈɑːʒˌremo͞oˈäZH

mass noun

The periodic turning or shaking of bottled wine, especially champagne, to move sediment towards the cork.
Example sentencesExamples
- This process is called ‘remuage’ and used to be done by hand, but these days is more than likely done by machine.
- ‘La Grande Dame’ is credited with inventing the riddling process called remuage, and adapting a piece of her own furniture into the first riddling table for that purpose.
- The final stages in the process are the remuage and disgorgement.

Origin

French, literally 'moving about'.

Definition of remuage in US English:

remuage

nounˌremo͞oˈäZH

The periodic turning or shaking of bottled wine, especially champagne, to move sediment toward the cork.
Example sentencesExamples
- ‘La Grande Dame’ is credited with inventing the riddling process called remuage, and adapting a piece of her own furniture into the first riddling table for that purpose.
- The final stages in the process are the remuage and disgorgement.
- This process is called ‘remuage’ and used to be done by hand, but these days is more than likely done by machine.

Origin

French, literally ‘moving about’.

单词	remuage
释义	Definition of remuage in English: remuage noun ʀəmɥaʒˌrɛmjʊˈɑːʒˌremo͞oˈäZH mass noun The periodic turning or shaking of bottled wine, especially champagne, to move sediment towards the cork. Example sentencesExamples This process is called ‘remuage’ and used to be done by hand, but these days is more than likely done by machine. ‘La Grande Dame’ is credited with inventing the riddling process called remuage, and adapting a piece of her own furniture into the first riddling table for that purpose. The final stages in the process are the remuage and disgorgement. Origin French, literally 'moving about'. Definition of remuage in US English: remuage nounˌremo͞oˈäZH The periodic turning or shaking of bottled wine, especially champagne, to move sediment toward the cork. Example sentencesExamples ‘La Grande Dame’ is credited with inventing the riddling process called remuage, and adapting a piece of her own furniture into the first riddling table for that purpose. The final stages in the process are the remuage and disgorgement. This process is called ‘remuage’ and used to be done by hand, but these days is more than likely done by machine. Origin French, literally ‘moving about’.
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