Non-Alcoholic Sparkling Wine

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Non-alcoholic sparkling wine for every toast Non-alcoholic sparkling wine starts as real wine. The alcohol is gently removed, then the bubbles are added back, so you get the crisp acidity and fine fizz of a glass of bubbly with 0.5% alcohol or less. Our collection covers every style, from French blanc de blancs to German riesling and Italian-style spumante. Non-alcoholic champagne alternatives For a dry, elegant brut like champagne, try Oddbird Blanc de Blancs , Giesen Sparkling Brut or Loxton Sparkling Brut . Browse all of our non-alcoholic sparkling white wine . Non-alcoholic prosecco Fruity and easy to love, prosecco-style bubbles are perfect for brunch and spritzes. Try Nozeco , St. Regis Sparkling Secco or Oddbird Spumante , or see our non-alcoholic prosecco . Non-alcoholic sparkling rosé Pink bubbles with red berry notes: JP. Chenet Sparkling Rosé , Oddbird Sparkling Rosé and Noughty Sparkling Rosé . More in our non-alcoholic sparkling rosé . Toast the New Year without alcohol Planning a party? A 750 mL bottle pours about six flutes. Mini bottles of 200 or 250 mL, like St. Regis Sparkling Rosé or Leitz Eins-Zwei Zero , are perfect for a single toast at midnight. Serve well chilled, between 6 and 8°C, and try a virgin mimosa for New Year's brunch. Non-alcoholic sparkling wine FAQ Is there a non-alcoholic champagne? Champagne is a protected name for wine from the Champagne region of France, so non-alcoholic versions are sold as sparkling wine. Dry brut and blanc de blancs styles are the closest to champagne. See our guide to the best non-alcoholic champagnes . How is non-alcoholic sparkling wine made? Wine is made as usual, the alcohol is removed by gentle vacuum distillation, then the wine is carbonated before bottling. How long does it keep once opened? With a good stopper in the fridge, one to two days. The bubbles fade faster than in regular sparkling wine, so smaller bottles are great for one or two people.