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Best Non Alcoholic Wines in 2025 (Expert Top Picks)

The best non-alcoholic wine in 2025, awarded by our alcohol-free wine experts, is the non-alcoholic Ariel Cabernet Sauvignon, a full-bodied red that delivers classic cab flavour without the alcohol  ideal for those seeking a sophisticated sip minus the buzz. But depending on your taste and occasion, there are other standout options worth considering. 

In this guide, we’ve curated the top alcohol-free wines available in Canada, complete with tasting notes and what we like about them. 

1. Ariel - Cabernet Sauvignon (Red)

Price : CAD $18.49

Ariel Cabernet Sauvignon is a dealcoholized red wine crafted from premium grapes grown in California’s Central Coast. With an alcohol content of less than 0.5%, it offers a dry, oak-aged flavour experience while keeping calories and sugar low. The wine pours a deep ruby colour and offers aromas of black currant, cherry, and chocolate, supported by subtle oak and spice. 

The palate is light to medium-bodied, with gentle tannins and a dry finish. Though it lacks the warmth of a traditional Cabernet, it comes impressively close in character and structure for a non-alcoholic red.

Things We Like

• Dry and structured: Unlike many non-alcoholic reds, Ariel Cabernet Sauvignon isn't overly sweet. It features real tannin presence and a balanced profile that makes it feel closer to traditional wine.

• Realistic wine experience: Oak aging and careful dealcoholization preserve much of the grape’s depth, delivering a convincing Cabernet character.

• Widely accessible: It's available at many Canadian and North American retailers as Upside Drinks.

• Low in calories: At roughly 45 calories per 240 ml glass, it’s suitable for those watching their intake without sacrificing flavour.

• Food-friendly: Its dryness and subtle spice pair well with grilled meats, pasta dishes, and hard cheeses.

2. Luminara Red Blend (Red)

Price : CAD $29.99

Luminara Red Blend is a premium non-alcoholic red wine crafted in Napa Valley, California. Using a proprietary spinning cone method, the alcohol is gently removed while preserving aroma and structure. The blend is primarily composed of Cabernet Sauvignon and Petite Sirah, aged in oak to enhance depth and complexity.

On the nose, it offers bold aromas of black cherry and subtle smokiness. The palate is rich with notes of dark berries, baking spices, and a hint of dried fruit. The mouthfeel is medium to full-bodied, with moderate tannins and a dry finish that closely mimics traditional red wine.

This wine contains less than 0.5% alcohol by volume and approximately 8 g of sugar per 250 ml serving. It is vegan, gluten-free, and suitable for those looking to reduce or avoid alcohol without compromising on flavour.

Things We Like

• Wine-like experience: The structure, aroma, and finish deliver a remarkably close alternative to full-strength red wine.

• Food-friendly: Pairs well with hearty dishes like grilled meats, pasta, or roasted vegetables, ideal for dinner parties or special occasions.

• Crafted with care: Napa Valley grapes and oak aging bring elevated quality rarely found in non-alcoholic reds.

• Mindful enjoyment: Offers a sophisticated option for those seeking alcohol-free celebrations or regular wine rituals.

• Vegan and gluten-free: Appeals to a range of dietary preferences without sacrificing complexity.

3. Smoky Bay 0.0% Chardonnay (White)

Price : CAD $12.99

Smoky Bay 0.0% Chardonnay is a non-alcoholic white wine crafted in Australia and bottled in Canada, making it a locally available choice across Canada. Made using spinning-cone technology, it removes alcohol while preserving many of the wine’s natural aromas and flavours.

The wine pours a pale straw colour and leans toward a medium-bodied style. On the nose, expect buttery oak layered with yellow apple, pear, and hints of ripe peach and apricot. The palate is soft and juicy, carrying forward the stone fruit notes with a rounded mouthfeel and low acidity. 

While it lacks the crispness and dry structure of traditional Chardonnay, it makes up for it with comfort and approachability.

This wine is best served slightly chilled and pairs well with poultry, fish, and soft cheeses. It’s an easy-drinking option for casual evenings, sober events, or anyone looking to enjoy Chardonnay flavour without the alcohol.

Things We Like

• Surprisingly Chardonnay-like: Offers a familiar blend of buttery oak and orchard fruit that will please fans of classic Australian or Californian Chardonnay.

• Smooth and mellow: The soft, rounded texture makes it very drinkable, ideal for relaxed settings or first-timers to non-alcoholic wine.

• Wide Canadian availability: Bottled in Canada and easy to find across provinces.

• Balanced and not too sweet: It walks a nice line, fruity without tipping into sugary territory.

• A solid alcohol-free option: Among non-alcoholic white wines, this stands out as one of the more authentic-tasting and enjoyable picks available to Canadian consumers.

4. J.P. Chenet Cabernet Syrah (Red)

Price : CAD $12.99

Crafted from a blend of Cabernet Sauvignon and Syrah grapes, this alcohol-free red wine from France offers a surprisingly authentic experience. With its deep ruby colour and full-bodied structure, it delivers aromas of ripe black fruit, spice, and hints of coffee and liquorice. 

On the palate, it's smooth and rounded, with balanced acidity and soft tannins. The finish is gently spiced, making it a solid pairing with grilled meats, charcuterie, or aged cheeses. Dealcoholized through a gentle extraction process, it retains the complexity of wine while sitting at 0.0% ABV.

Things We Like

• Structured and dry: Offers genuine tannins and acidity, rare in non-alcoholic reds.

• Aromatic complexity: Notes of blackberries, sweet spice, and herbs give it depth.

• Great with food: Stands up well to BBQ, roasts, or strong cheeses.

• Stylish presentation: Comes in the brand’s iconic curved-neck bottle, elegant for the table, even without the alcohol.

5. Leitz Eins‑Zwei Point Five - Pinot Noir (Red)

Price : CAD $16.95

The Leitz Eins‑Zwei Point Five Pinot Noir (also styled as "Zero Point Five") is a standout non-alcoholic red wine produced in the Rheingau region of Germany. Crafted using gentle vacuum distillation, it retains less than 0.5% alcohol while preserving much of the varietal’s essence. 

This alcohol-removed wine delivers a bright and layered bouquet of red cherry, blackberry, and blackcurrant, alongside hints of earthy mushroom and subtle herbal notes typical of classic Pinot Noir.

Medium-bodied with a light tannic grip, it finishes clean and dry, offering a structure that's surprisingly authentic for a dealcoholized red. Its lower sugar content and moderate acidity make it food-friendly, especially with roast turkey, grilled salmon, lamb dishes, and lightly spiced cuisine like biryani. 

The wine is also low in calories (approximately 30–40 kcal per serving), making it an appealing choice for health-conscious consumers.

Things We Like

• Authentic Pinot Noir character: Offers a true-to-form profile with red berries, earthy undertones, and gentle tannins.

• Craftsmanship: Made by the respected Leitz winery, known for sustainable, high-quality winemaking.

• Low alcohol and low calorie: With under 0.5% ABV and fewer calories than traditional wines, it suits a range of lifestyles.

• Dry finish with structure: Unlike many non-alcoholic reds, it avoids excessive sweetness and delivers a clean, balanced mouthfeel.

• Versatile food pairings: Pairs well with poultry, grilled meats, seafood, and spiced dishes without overwhelming the meal.

• Modern yet natural production: Uses vacuum distillation to gently remove alcohol while retaining aroma and flavour integrity.

6. Smoky Bay 0.0% (Rosé)

Price : CAD $12.99

Smoky Bay 0.0% Rosé is a still, dealcoholized wine. With its inviting raspberry-pink hue and bright berry aroma, this non-alcoholic rosé offers a refreshing balance of fruitiness and acidity. On the palate, it delivers notes of tart strawberry, peach, and subtle stone fruit, with a medium body and a surprisingly long finish for an alcohol-free option.

Made using spinning cone technology, the wine maintains a natural profile while removing alcohol gently. It contains grape juice concentrate, sulphites, and natural stabilizers like citric acid and gum arabic. At about 8 g of sugar per 250 ml serving, it falls on the sweeter side but avoids tasting syrupy or artificial.

Things We Like

• Wine-like experience: Smoky Bay Rosé successfully mimics the structure and taste of a traditional rosé, avoiding the overly sweet or juice-like character of many alcohol-free wines.

• Balanced flavour: The mix of tart fruit, gentle sweetness, and acidity creates a pleasing, well-rounded profile that feels complete and satisfying.

• Smooth finish: A notable mouthfeel and lingering finish enhance its overall quality, rare in still non-alcoholic wines.

• Canadian availability: Bottled in Canada and readily available across Canada through major grocers and online, it’s a convenient and accessible option for those looking to cut back on alcohol without compromising on taste.

7. Nozeco – Prosecco (White)

Price : CAD $14.99

Nozeco – Prosecco White is a French-produced non-alcoholic sparkling wine that brings a festive, fizzy experience without the alcohol content. Containing less than 0.5% ABV, it’s a vegan- and gluten-free option made with de-alcoholized wine, designed to emulate the style and vibrancy of traditional prosecco.

On the nose, it offers fresh green apple, citrus, and floral elderflower notes. The palate follows with juicy fruit flavours, apple, lemon, and soft pear, accompanied by a lively carbonation that enhances its refreshing character. 

While noticeably sweeter than a classic prosecco, its balance of acidity and fruitiness makes it pleasant and easy to enjoy. It’s best served well-chilled and pairs nicely with light dishes like salads, seafood, or soft cheeses.

Things We Like

• Bright and bubbly: The fine, persistent bubbles give it a lively mouthfeel that mimics the celebratory feel of traditional sparkling wine.

• Vegan and gluten-free: Inclusive for a wide range of dietary needs, without sacrificing flavour.

• Accessible and affordable: Widely available in grocery stores and online at a wallet-friendly price, great for everyday or casual celebrations.

• Fruity and refreshing: The pronounced apple and citrus notes, along with subtle florals, make it ideal for those who enjoy a sweeter sparkling beverage.

• Versatile for occasions: Perfect as a stand-alone aperitif or as a base for alcohol-free cocktails and spritz-style drinks.

8. Loxton Cabernet Sauvignon (Red)

Price : CAD $11.99

Loxton Cabernet Sauvignon is a non-alcoholic red wine made in Australia using a refined dealcoholization process that preserves the structure and aromatic profile of the original varietal. It pours a deep ruby red and offers a medium-bodied experience with notes of blackberry, blueberry, and subtle vanilla. 

Though officially categorized as dry, many describe it as leaning slightly toward medium-dry, with gentle tannins and balanced acidity.

The wine aims to replicate the depth and texture of traditional Cabernet Sauvignon, making it more than just a grape juice alternative. It’s crafted for those who want a grown-up, dinner-worthy wine without the alcohol content. It’s also vegan and low in calories, making it a more inclusive option for a wide range of dietary needs.

Things We Like

• Good structure and mouthfeel: for a non-alcoholic wine ,  it retains some of the tannic grip expected from a Cabernet Sauvignon.

• Authentic flavour profile, with dark fruit notes and a lightly oaked finish that gives it a mature edge.

• Pairs well with hearty dishes like grilled meats, pasta, roasted vegetables, or cheese boards ,  great for entertaining without alcohol.

• Vegan-friendly and low in sugar compared to many other alcohol-free wines.

9. Not Guilty (Red)

Price : CAD $14.99

Not Guilty – Red Blend is a non-alcoholic wine crafted in Australia using premium red grapes. After traditional fermentation in oak, the alcohol is gently removed through spinning-cone technology, helping preserve much of the wine's original character.

The result is a 0.0% ABV wine that’s both vegan and gluten-free, offering a guilt-free alternative for wine lovers.

In the glass, it pours a deep crimson hue with hints of purple. On the nose, you'll find ripe red berries, blackberry, cherry, and raspberry, alongside subtle notes of vanilla, spice, and chocolate. 

The palate is medium-bodied, with balanced acidity and a noticeable tannic grip that mimics the structure of a traditional red wine. A lightly drying finish adds to its food-friendly appeal.

Things We Like

• Genuine red wine character: Unlike many alcohol-free reds, this blend retains a pleasant dryness and mild tannin structure, giving it a more authentic wine experience.

• Aromatic depth: Layers of juicy red fruit, gentle spice, and a hint of oak create a satisfying bouquet and flavour profile.

• Vegan & gluten-free: Accommodates a wide range of dietary preferences without compromising on taste.

• Low in calories: With roughly 29 kcal per 100 mL, it’s a lighter option for those watching their intake.

• Versatile with food: Pairs nicely with grilled meats, pasta dishes, and charcuterie boards.

• Clean finish: Not overly sweet, with a mild dryness that appeals to fans of dry reds.

10. Loxton – Sauvignon Blanc (White)

Price : CAD $11.99

Loxton’s non-alcoholic Sauvignon Blanc is a dealcoholized white wine crafted in Australia, with an alcohol content of less than 0.5% ABV. This wine aims to preserve the vibrant character of a traditional Sauvignon Blanc while offering a lighter, alcohol-free experience.

In the glass, it presents a pale straw colour with hints of green. Aromatically, it offers classic Sauvignon Blanc notes: gooseberry, lime zest, green apple, and soft herbaceous tones. On the palate, it's crisp and refreshing, with bright citrus and green fruit flavours. 

The body is light, and while it doesn't have the same length or complexity as its alcoholic counterparts, it finishes clean and pleasantly tart.

It's also a health-conscious choice, coming in at approximately 36 calories per 150 mL glass. This makes it an appealing option for those looking to moderate alcohol intake without sacrificing a wine-like experience.

Things We Like

• Authentic Flavour Profile: Delivers many of the key flavour markers of Sauvignon Blanc, zesty citrus, crisp acidity, and green apple.

• Low in Calories: With around 36 calories per serving, it's one of the lighter options on the market.

• Alcohol-Free Convenience: At under 0.5% ABV, it's safe for most non-drinkers and suitable for social settings where alcohol may not be desired.

• Easy to Pair: Goes well with seafood, light salads, poultry, and soft cheeses like chèvre.

• Readily Available: Distributed in many Canadian markets, both in-store and online, usually at a modest price point.

11. Sangre De Toro – Syrah 0.0% (Red)

Price : CAD $16.95

Sangre De Toro – Syrah 0.0% is a non-alcoholic red wine produced by the respected Spanish winery Bodegas Torres. Made primarily from Syrah grapes, this wine undergoes traditional vinification before the alcohol is gently removed using spinning cone technology. 

The result is a rich, fruit-forward profile with none of the alcohol, making it suitable for a wide range of drinkers.

On the nose, it offers notes of dark berries, vanilla, and subtle spice, reminiscent of classic Syrah. The palate is medium-bodied and smooth, with flavours of cranberry, blueberry, and strawberry, alongside hints of mocha and soft tannin structure. 

It’s considered medium-dry, with approximately 3.2 g of residual sugar per 100 mL, offering a pleasant balance without excessive sweetness.

This alcohol-free red pairs well with grilled meats, BBQ dishes, braised pork, pasta, and even wild game, making it a versatile choice for hearty meals without the effects of alcohol.

Things We Like

• Truly 0.0% ABV: Unlike some "low alcohol" alternatives, this wine is completely alcohol-free, ideal for those abstaining for health, pregnancy, religious, or lifestyle reasons.

• Authentic Spanish Winemaking: Coming from a trusted winery with a long-standing heritage, it brings credibility and quality assurance to the non-alcoholic category.

• Balanced Fruit Profile: The wine maintains enjoyable Syrah-like notes of dark fruit and spice, without being overly sugary or artificial-tasting.

• Food-Friendly: With a dry finish and approachable structure, it complements a wide variety of meals and lends itself well to dinner pairings.

• Low Sugar Content: At 3.2 g/100 mL, it’s significantly less sweet than many alcohol-free reds on the market, which can often feel cloying.

12. Oddbird – Sparkling Blanc de Blancs (Sparkling)

Price : CAD $24.95

Oddbird’s Sparkling Blanc de Blancs hails from the Languedoc-Roussillon region of France and is crafted from Chardonnay and Colombard grapes. Aged for 12 months before being delicately dealcoholized, this sparkling wine maintains its structure and character while containing less than 0.5% alcohol by volume.

This dry, crisp sparkling white pours a pale straw hue and opens with an elegant bouquet of green apple, lemon zest, and floral notes. On the palate, it delivers bright citrus, subtle honey, a touch of almond, and a refreshing minerality. 

Fine bubbles and balanced acidity lend it a lively mouthfeel and clean finish, making it an ideal choice for toasts, aperitifs, or pairing with lighter fare.

Importantly, the wine contains no added sugars, flavours, or artificial ingredients. It’s made using traditional methods and is vegan-friendly, aligning with the growing demand for clean-label non-alcoholic options.

Things We Like

• Sophisticated profile: Offers authentic complexity rarely found in alcohol-free sparkling wines, with a dry, refreshing finish.

• Natural ingredients: Free from additives, sweeteners, or artificial flavourings, just grapes, CO₂, and sulphites.

• Well-balanced: Creamy carbonation and bright acidity strike a pleasant harmony, suitable for sipping solo or with food.

• Attractive packaging: A premium bottle design makes it gift-worthy and celebration-ready.

• Strong reviews: Consistently praised by critics and consumers alike for tasting like real wine, not just a sparkling grape juice substitute.

13. Fre Cabernet Sauvignon (Red)

Price : CAD $14.99

Fre Cabernet Sauvignon is a dealcoholized red wine made from California grapes, crafted to retain the essence of a traditional Cab while eliminating the alcohol. Using a gentle spinning-cone method, the wine’s alcohol is removed while preserving key aromatics and flavour compounds.

It pours a rich ruby hue and offers aromas of ripe berries, subtle spice, and dark cherry. On the palate, it leans fruit-forward with medium acidity and low tannins, making it smooth and approachable. Despite being alcohol-free, it maintains a sense of structure, though the body is noticeably lighter than a standard Cabernet.

This wine typically contains less than 0.5% alcohol by volume and about half the calories of its alcoholic counterpart, making it a health-conscious option for wine lovers.

Things We Like

• Fruit-forward flavour: Easy to drink with notes of cherry, raspberry, and soft spice ,  ideal for casual sipping or pairing with grilled meats.

• Low in calories: With reduced alcohol and sugar content, it supports wellness-focused lifestyles.

• Versatile for food pairing: Its mild spice and juicy profile go well with steaks, burgers, or strong cheeses.

• Good value and accessibility: Fre is widely available in Canadian markets and offers an approachable non-alcoholic red without a premium price tag.

• A familiar name in NA wine: As one of the more established alcohol-free wine brands, Fre provides consistency and reliability for those new to the category.

14. Smoky Bay 0.0% - Shiraz (Red)

Price : CAD $12.99

Smoky Bay 0.0% Shiraz is a non-alcoholic red wine made from Australian Shiraz grapes. It is crafted using spinning-cone technology to remove alcohol while preserving natural flavours and aroma compounds. This process results in a wine that offers a familiar Shiraz character, without the alcohol.

In the glass, it presents a deep cherry red hue. On the nose, it opens with notes of black cherry, blackberry jam, cranberry, and a touch of mint and toasty oak. The palate is soft and fruit-forward, with ripe berry flavours and a medium to light body. The finish is smooth, with minimal tannins and a subtle spice that lingers gently.

The wine is also vegan, gluten-free, and contains no added sugar, with approximately 1.6 g of sugar and just 7 calories per 100 mL. It’s ideal for casual sipping, pairing with grilled dishes, or enjoying as a weeknight red without the next-day consequences.

Things We Like

• Well-Balanced Flavour: Delivers a smooth, fruit-forward profile with natural berry notes and a mild spice, impressive for a 0.0% Shiraz.

• Clean Aromatics: Free of the off-putting, “chemical” aromas that can plague many alcohol-free reds.

• Low Sugar & Calories: A health-conscious option with minimal sugar and very low calorie content.

• Diet-Friendly: Vegan and gluten-free, making it suitable for a wide range of dietary preferences.

• Canadian Availability: Widely accessible across Canada, including major online and retail outlets.

• Great Everyday Red: Easy drinking and food-friendly, works well with grilled meats, pasta dishes, or as a standalone glass.

15. Giesen – Pinot Grigio (white)

Price : CAD $19.95

Giesen’s 0% Pinot Grigio is a non-alcoholic white wine made from premium New Zealand grapes, primarily from Marlborough, Waipara, and Hawke’s Bay. It undergoes a gentle spinning cone process to remove alcohol while preserving the wine’s aromatic profile. 

A small amount of grape juice is blended back in to round out the palate. The result is a light, crisp wine with under 0.5% ABV, approximately 27 calories per 5 oz serving, and a flavour profile that’s vegan, gluten-free, and suitable for health-conscious wine lovers.

On the nose, you’ll find delicate floral notes alongside lychee, muscat grape, and red apple. The palate follows with soft acidity and flavours of pear, green apple, and a hint of sweetness that gives the wine a soft, fruity finish. Despite being alcohol-free, it maintains a recognizably varietal Pinot Grigio character.

Things We Like

• Authentic flavour: It captures the essence of a true Pinot Grigiolight, aromatic, and crispwith enough structure to resemble its alcoholic counterpart.

• Low in calories: At just 27 calories per serving, it’s ideal for those watching their intake without sacrificing taste.

• Award-winning pedigree: Recognized by several global competitions for its quality in the non-alcoholic category.

• Balanced and accessible: Its subtle sweetness and fruit-forward profile make it an easy-drinking option for a wide audience.

Why Are Non-Alcoholic Wines Rising In Popularity?

Health & Wellness Focus

With a growing focus on health and wellness, zero-alcohol wines have become an appealing choice for health-conscious consumers, as they typically contain fewer calories. Moreover, since these beverages are labelled as containing less than 0.5% ABV, they’re also a suitable option for people in recovery. 

In addition to offering a wine-like experience without the alcohol content, dealcoholized options provide a lighter alternative for those who are mindful of their calorie intake. 

Social Stigma

Gone are the days when choosing a non-alcoholic drink at a party raised eyebrows. More and more people are opting for alcohol-free options without feeling out of place. If you're looking for something different at your next social gathering, don't hesitate to grab a glass of non-alcoholic wine. 

You can confidently enjoy these beverages while still being part of the festivities. Many folks have found that these alternatives let them savour the occasion without worrying about alcohol consumption.

Improved Quality & Innovation

Thanks to advancements in modern techniques such as vacuum distillation and reverse osmosis, the production of non-alcoholic wines has undergone a significant transformation. These innovative processes not only preserve but also enhance the flavour and overall quality of zero-alcohol wines. 

Although they contain less than 0.5% ABV, these beverages can still be legally referred to as "wine." As a result of improved tasting notes and well-balanced acidity levels, non-alcoholic wines now offer a compelling alternative to their traditional counterparts. 

How to Select The Perfect Alcohol-Free Wine?

Reading Labels For Zero ABV Guarantees

When choosing an alcohol-free wine, start by reading the label carefully. Look for clear indicators like “0.0% ABV” or “under 0.5% ABV” to ensure the product truly contains little to no alcohol. Many bottles will include disclaimers about trace amounts, so it's worth checking the fine print. 

As you compare options, take note of the typealcohol-removed red, white, or sparkling wines each offer unique experiences. Labels on popular varieties such as Cabernet Sauvignon, Sauvignon Blanc, and Chardonnay can give clues about taste and quality. 

Checking Grape Origins And Vintage

The grape varietals used in alcohol-free wines play a big role in their flavor, so it’s helpful to research what’s inside the bottle. Consider the vintage as welljust like traditional wines, the year can affect taste and aroma. Wines produced in recognized regions tend to benefit from better-quality grapes, so looking for reputable origins can be a smart move. 

Some producers even specialize in non-alcoholic wines and have refined their techniques over time. As you shop, compare pricing across categories to find good value without sacrificing quality. You might also want to explore how traditional winemaking methods have been adapted to create full-bodied flavors in non-alcoholic versions.

Storing Bottles At The Right Temperature

Non-alcoholic wines deserve proper care too. Always store them in a cool, dark place, away from direct sunlight to preserve their flavor. Once opened, refrigerate the bottle and aim to consume it within a few days for the best taste. These wines can also be a great substitute for regular wine in cooking, offering rich flavor without the alcohol. 

While premium alcohol-free wines may cost a bit more, the quality often justifies the price. Sparkling varieties should be served chilled, just like their alcoholic counterparts, to bring out their best qualities. Finally, don’t hesitate to try a variety of styleswhether dry reds, crisp whites, or light rosésto discover what suits your palate best.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Best Non Alcoholic Wine

Do Non Alcoholic Wines Contain Any Alcohol At All?

Non-alcoholic wines typically start as regular wine before undergoing a process to remove alcohol. Wine companies produce these beverages through methods like vacuum distillation or reverse osmosis, resulting in a product with less than 0.5% alcohol by volume (ABV). 

You'll find that this trace amount allows them to be legally labelled as "wine" in many regions. For those wanting to avoid alcohol completely, look for options specifically marked as 0.0% ABV on the label.

How Long Will An Opened Bottle Of Non Alcoholic Wine Last?

Once you've opened a bottle of non-alcoholic wine, you should aim to finish it within 5-7 days. We recommend storing your opened bottles in the fridge to keep them fresh longer. You'll notice that these wines tend to oxidize faster than their alcoholic counterparts, so proper storage is key. 

By handling and storing your non-alcoholic wine carefully, you'll help maintain its flavour and aroma for maximum enjoyment throughout the week.

What Makes Non Alcoholic Wine Different From Sparkling Water Or Juice?

Non-alcoholic wine stands apart from sparkling water or juice due to its unique production process. We create these wines by fermenting grapes, just like traditional wine, before removing the alcohol. You'll taste the distinct wine flavours that result from this method. 

The legal classification as "wine" (if under 0.5% ABV) further distinguishes these beverages. Non-alcoholic options might cost more because of the extra steps needed to remove alcohol while preserving taste.

Can I Cook With Non Alcoholic Red And White Wines?

You can absolutely use non-alcoholic wines in your cooking! We suggest swapping them into recipes that call for regular wine. These alcohol-free alternatives will add depth to your sauces, marinades, and braises without introducing significant alcohol content.