The 10 Best Non-Alcoholic Champagnes in Canada (2027)
I’m Simon Poulin, co-founder of Upside Drinks. Here are my picks for 2027.
Looking for the best non-alcoholic champagne for a toast that feels like the real thing? We went through the 90+ alcohol-free sparkling wines in stock at Upside Drinks and picked the 10 we recommend most: crisp Blanc de Blancs, dry rosés, prosecco-style bubbles and a few easy single-serve cans.
Quick note before we start: "Champagne" is a protected name, so true non-alcoholic Champagne does not exist. What you will find below are champagne-style sparkling wines, made from real wine grapes with the alcohol gently removed (or, in a couple of cases, built from grape juice). For a glass on New Year's Eve, a brunch mimosa or a wedding toast, they do the job beautifully.
Quick Picks: The Best Non-Alcoholic Sparkling Wines at a Glance
| Wine | Style | Origin | Sugar / 100 mL | Price | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Oddbird Blanc de Blancs | Champagne-style, Chardonnay | France | 5 g | $27.99 | The big toast |
| NOA Dry Sparkling | Dry, Chardonnay grape | Canada (Quebec) | 3.2 g | $3.59 / can | Parties, single serve |
| French Bloom Le Blanc | Organic Chardonnay | France | 6 g | $57.99 | Gifting, special occasions |
| Loxton Sparkling Brut | Brut, Muscat | Australia | 4.8 g | $13.99 | Best value |
| Oddbird Sparkling Rosé | Dry rosé, Chardonnay and Syrah | France | 4 g | $27.99 | Rosé lovers |
| Nozeco Sparkling | Prosecco-style | France | 4.8 g | $14.99 | Mimosas and spritzes |
| Benjamin Bridge Nova Zero | Aromatic, Muscat | Canada (Nova Scotia) | 6 g | $4.49 / can | Patios and picnics |
| Smoky Bay Sparkling White | White blend | Australia | 4.8 g | $12.99 | Everyday bubbles |
| Leitz Eins-Zwei Zero Sparkling Riesling | Riesling | Germany | 4 g | $18.99 | Food pairing |
| Noughty Sparkling Chardonnay | Organic, vegan Chardonnay | Thomson & Scott | 2.9 g | $27.99 | Lowest sugar |
Prices are for a 750 mL bottle unless noted, at time of writing.
How We Picked the Best Non-Alcoholic Champagne
Every bottle on this list had to pass four tests:
- Real customer demand: we started from the full Upside Drinks catalogue, not from press releases.
- Taste first: fine bubbles, real acidity and a dry enough finish that it does not taste like sparkling juice.
- Reasonable sugar: most dealcoholized wines add a little sugar back for body. We kept the ones that stay around 3 to 6 g per 100 mL.
- In stock in Canada: every pick ships from our Canadian warehouses, so you can actually get it before the party.
1. Oddbird Blanc de Blancs
Price: $27.99 / Buy Now
If you only buy one bottle of non-alcoholic champagne this year, make it this one. Oddbird starts with exceptionally ripe Chardonnay grapes from France and makes a real wine in the Champagne Blanc de Blancs style before gently removing the alcohol. In the glass: ripe apple and citrus, then a honey and almond finish. It is our best-selling non-alcoholic sparkling wine by revenue, and it is the bottle we bring when we want people to ask "wait, this has no alcohol?"
Things We Like
- Closest to Champagne: the Blanc de Blancs style, with a velvety texture and a long, toasty finish.
- Light: about 20 calories per 100 mL.
- Also in 200 mL: a single-serve size for a glass without opening a full bottle.
2. NOA Dry Sparkling Wine
Price: $3.59 per 250 mL can, $13.99 for 4 / Buy Now
Our most-ordered non-alcoholic sparkling wine, and it comes from Quebec. Instead of dealcoholizing a finished wine, Monsieur Cocktail builds NOA up from Chardonnay grape juice, then works on the bubbles and aromas. The result is dry and fresh: pink grapefruit peel on the nose, then quince, baked apple and a buttery Chardonnay note.
Things We Like
- Driest on the list: only 3.2 g of sugar per 100 mL.
- Party format: 250 mL cans, so no half-finished bottle going flat in the fridge.
- Local: made in Quebec, vegan.
3. French Bloom Le Blanc
Price: $57.99 / Buy Now
The luxury pick. French Bloom uses organically grown Chardonnay from certified vineyards in the South of France and treats it like a fine wine. Expect tropical aromas, delicate orchard fruit, a touch of spice and a mineral acidity that keeps it refined. It is the bottle to gift a host or to open when the occasion really matters.
Things We Like
- Organic: certified organic Chardonnay grapes.
- Gift-worthy: the packaging and the price signal "special occasion".
- Smooth: supple palate with fine, persistent bubbles.
4. Loxton Sparkling Brut
Price: $13.99 / Buy Now
The best value on this list. Loxton is an Australian dealcoholized Brut with crisp pear and apple notes and lively bubbles. It is not trying to be a $60 bottle, and that is the point: it is the one you buy by the case for weddings, showers and big family dinners.
Things We Like
- Price: under $14 for a 750 mL bottle.
- Crowd-pleaser: fresh and fruity, easy for everyone at the table.
- Vegan.
5. Oddbird Sparkling Rosé
Price: $27.99 / Buy Now
Silky, balanced and properly dry. This sparkling rosé from France's Languedoc-Roussillon blends Chardonnay and Syrah, is aged 12 months as a real wine, then gently freed of its alcohol. Summer berries, green apple and citrus, with an all-natural pink colour.
Things We Like
- Dry rosé: only 4 g of sugar and about 15 calories per 100 mL.
- Aged 12 months: you can taste the structure.
- Versatile: aperitif, seafood or chocolate desserts.
6. Nozeco Sparkling Wine
Price: $14.99 / Buy Now
Think of Nozeco as the alcohol-free prosecco. It is expressive and fruity, with white flowers and muscat grape aromas, and enough structure to hold up in a cocktail. It is our go-to base for non-alcoholic mimosas and spritzes.
Things We Like
- Mixes well: built for brunch and spritz season.
- Three formats: 750 mL, 200 mL minis and a rosé version.
- Well priced for a French sparkling.
7. Benjamin Bridge Nova Zero
Price: $4.49 per 250 mL can, $16.99 for 4 / Buy Now
A Canadian icon, minus the alcohol. Nova Zero is inspired by Nova 7, the famous Nova Scotia sparkling from Benjamin Bridge. Wild-rose colour, aromas of ripe peach, guava and lychee, then citrus and honeysuckle with a clean finish. Pure East Coast in a can.
Things We Like
- Proudly Canadian: from one of the country's most respected sparkling houses.
- Aromatic: the most fragrant bubbles on this list.
- Grab-and-go cans for patios and picnics.
8. Smoky Bay 0.0% Sparkling White
Price: $12.99 / Buy Now
Smoky Bay is a true 0.0% sparkling white with a surprisingly complex nose: nutty, oatmeal-like notes over citrus, then a lively sparkle and a floral finish. An easy, affordable bottle for everyday celebrations.
Things We Like
- 0.0% alcohol, not just under 0.5%.
- Complex for the price: those nutty, bready notes are rare at this level.
- Great with dessert.
9. Leitz Eins-Zwei Zero Sparkling Riesling
Price: $18.99 / Buy Now
From Rüdesheim in Germany's Rheingau, Leitz is one of the most respected names in non-alcoholic wine. The sparkling Riesling brings crisp apple, peach and apricot with gentle bubbles and balanced acidity. The best food wine on this list.
Things We Like
- Food friendly: fish, seafood and even roast pork.
- Low sugar: 4 g per 100 mL, about 25 calories.
- Also in 250 mL single-serve bottles.
10. Noughty Sparkling Chardonnay
Price: $27.99 / Buy Now
The lowest-sugar pick. Noughty, by Thomson & Scott, is an organic and vegan sparkling Chardonnay with just 2.9 g of sugar per 100 mL, roughly half of many alternatives. Crisp, juicy apple with fine bubbles and a medium-dry finish.
Things We Like
- Least sugar on this list.
- Organic and vegan.
- About 14 calories per glass, according to the producer.
Non-Alcoholic Champagne vs Prosecco vs Sparkling Wine
Champagne-style (Oddbird Blanc de Blancs, French Bloom, Noughty): usually Chardonnay, drier, with toasty or nutty notes. Pick these for the formal toast.
Prosecco-style (Nozeco): fruitier and more floral, with lighter bubbles. Perfect for mimosas and spritzes.
Sparkling rosé (Oddbird Rosé): red berries and a pink colour that looks great on a table.
How to Serve Non-Alcoholic Sparkling Wine
- Serve it cold: 6 to 8°C. Put the bottle in the fridge the day before, or 30 minutes in an ice bucket.
- Use a tulip or flute: a narrow glass keeps the bubbles longer.
- Pour slowly, at an angle, to keep the fizz.
- Re-cork it: a champagne stopper keeps an opened bottle fresh for 1 to 2 days.
- Make a 2-ingredient mimosa: one part orange juice, two parts Nozeco or Loxton.
Shop Non-Alcoholic Sparkling Wine at Upside Drinks
Every bottle above is in stock and ships across Canada. Browse our full non-alcoholic sparkling wine collection for 90+ options, or see our guides to the best non-alcoholic wines and the best non-alcoholic white wines.
FAQ: Best Non-Alcoholic Champagne
What is the best non-alcoholic champagne?
For a true champagne-style experience, Oddbird Blanc de Blancs is our top pick and our best seller by revenue. For a luxury gift, French Bloom Le Blanc. For the best value, Loxton Sparkling Brut.
Is there such a thing as non-alcoholic Champagne?
Not officially. Champagne is a protected name for wine from the Champagne region of France, so alcohol-free versions are sold as "sparkling wine" or "champagne-style". The best ones are real wines with the alcohol gently removed.
How much alcohol is in non-alcoholic sparkling wine?
In Canada, "non-alcoholic" means 0.5% alcohol or less. Some picks on this list, like Oddbird, French Bloom, Smoky Bay and Noughty, are 0.0%.
Does non-alcoholic sparkling wine have sugar?
Most do, because a little sugar is added back for body after the alcohol is removed. On this list it ranges from 2.9 g (Noughty) to 6 g (French Bloom, Nova Zero) per 100 mL, which is still lower than most juices and sodas.
Can you get drunk on non-alcoholic champagne?
No. At 0.5% or less, you would need to drink an impossible amount for any effect. That is the whole point: all of the celebration, none of the hangover.
Cheers,
Simon Poulin
Co-Founder & CEO, Upside Drinks
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