27 Best Non Alcoholic Wines in Australia That Taste Decent (All tasted by me!)

Whether you’re pregnant, breastfeeding, aiming for a healthier lifestyle by reducing your alcohol consumption (less alcohol = less calories), trying to avoid those wine hangovers, needing a 0.00 BAC level for work, participating in Dry July, are sober curious, or just want a teetotaller sort of life, then this post is for you!

For the majority of 2019-2022 I led a ‘damp lifestyle’. I was pregnant or breastfeeding. You can probably imagine, as a serious wine blogger (I take all my hobby’s very seriously!) this made my life extremely difficult.

It was during this time I set out on a mission to uncover some of the best non alcoholic wine brands on the market to somewhat satisfy the deep gapping hole in my life that full strength wine once filled. I have tried a number of alcohol free wines, beers and spirits, and many I will not mention here. The one’s I do mention are the one’s that I personally enjoyed for the reasons I state below.

I only recommend products which I love and enjoy – life’s too short for bad wine (non. alcoholic wine and the alcoholic versions). Please note there are some affiliate links in this post, which means at no cost to you I may receive a small amount of commission if you click through and purchase.

What is Non Alcoholic Wine & Other FAQs

Before I delve into some of the best non alcoholic wine on the market, let’s take a look at some frequently asked questions:

What is non alcoholic wine exactly?

Simply put, non alcoholic wine doesn’t have alcohol in. However it differs from simply grape juice because it is made in THE SAME WAY AS WINE. It just has an extra step or two in the process to remove the alcohol from it. Hence why non alcoholic wine is just as expensive as normal wine – because it virtually takes as much effort and time to produce.

Is it OK to drink non-alcoholic wine?

Of course it is. I am no medical expert, so please note that. However most non alcoholic wines have less calories and nasties in them than your regular wine. Plus no-hangover.

Which non alcoholic wine is best?

Well my friends, just like normal wine, it is really up to your taste buds as to what non alcoholic wine is best for YOU. I have shared some of my favourites below to help get you started.

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Sparkling White

Here are the best non-alcoholic sparkling wines I have come across so far:

Thomson & Scott ‘Noughty’ Alcohol-Free Sparkling Chardonnay

Price: Approx. $25 from CraftZero, Sans Drinks
Alcohol: 0.0%
Grape: Chardonnay from vineyards located in Southern Spain
Calories: 14 calories/100ml
Sugar: 2.9g/100ml
Certifications: Certified organic, vegan and halal + the company is B Corp-certified

After hearing things like ‘this is the closest non alcoholic wine option to champagne’, I simply had to try this alcohol-free sparkling. It’s been given rave reviews from the likes of jancisrobinson.com and been featured in the New York Times and the BBC.

It’s on the upper end of the price spectrum at around $25 – however if you’re going to go alcohol free and want a sparkling wine, this is the way to go! I tried this over Christmas 2021 and hands down it would be my top pick for a non alcoholic sparkling wine. It has lovely dry and delicate flavours of crunchy apples and refreshing citrus.

I’d definitely drink this one again if I was in the situation where I needed an alcohol free option. In fact, for my palate, I would go to the length of saying this is the best non alcoholic sparkling wine I have come across to date.

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Giesen 0% Sparkling Brut

Price: Approx. $18 from Woolworths
Alcohol: 0.5%
Grapes: Not specified, but they do mention they are aromatic varieties
Sugar: 2.0g per 100ml
Calories: 14 calories per 100ml
Region: Waipara, New Zealand

I was kindly sent a bottle of the brand sparkling new Giesen 0% Sparkling Brut to taste in September 2023. This super refreshing non alcoholic sparkling wine from Giesen Wines in New Zealand went down an absolute treat in the sunshine with some salt and pepper squid from our local fish shop.

If you like a super citrus driven zesty tipple with the promise of no hangover – then this is for you!

Plus at only 14 calories per 100ml, it is virtually guilt free!

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Tempus Two Zero Prosecco

Price: Approx. $16 from Tempus Two, Sans Drinks
Alcohol: 0.5%
Grapes: Glera (Prosecco)
Sugar: 4.5g/100ml
Calories: 29 calories per 100ml
Region: NSW, Australia

I was sent (August 2022) the brand new range of Tempus Two Zero non-alcoholic wines to try and they have started on a good note with this rather delicious ‘less than 0.5% alcohol’ Prosecco.

At under $20 a bottle, it’s cost-effective, easy drinking and quenches the thirst. I’d easily swap a glass of lemonade for this. Plus it has fewer calories too!

In the glass it looks just like the real deal, a pale lemon colour with plentiful mesmerising bubbles. While on the nose and palate it’s super refreshing with delicious notes of citrus fruits, crunchy apples and fresh orchard pears. The perfect non-alcoholic drink for a hot day or to simply re-hydrate.

I’d drink this one again!

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Tempus Two Zero Moscato

Price: Approx. $16 from Tempus Two, Dan Murphys, Sans Drinks
Alcohol: 0.5%
Sugar: 7.9g/100ml
Calories: 41 calories per 100ml
Other: Vegan

I tired this sample in January 2023 which I was kindly sent (thank you). I am not a huge Moscato drinker in all honesty, however I definitely didn’t hate this non alcoholic moscato. It’s light, easy drinking and has a nice level of sweetness which isn’t too overwhelming. The bit of spritz to it makes it nice and refreshing. Think tropical fruit and musk sticks. I was pleasantly surprised by this one!

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Allure Non-Alcoholic Sparkling Wine

Price: Approx. $30 from Dan Murphys
Alcohol: 0.5%
Grapes: Chardonnay & Pinot Noir
Calories: 15 calories per 100ml (64kj per 100ml)
Region: South Africa
Other: Vegan Friendly

I tried the Allure Non-Alcoholic Sparkling Wine in Jan 2022 and was pleasantly surprised. It’s full of crisp, juicy red apples, orchard fruits (think peaches, nectarines, apricots) a hint of pomegranate and plenty of mouth quenching citrus that makes it super refreshing. The mousse/mouthfeel is soft and silky. Very easy to drink and one I’d buy again.

I am fast learning with non alcoholic wine, that the higher priced bottles tend to be of better quality. I presume this is because more effort goes into producing a drink which is as similar to the real thing as possible.

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Vinada Zero Alcohol Bubbly Chardonnay

Price: Approx. $24 from CraftZero, Sans Drinks, Dan Murphys
Alcohol: 0.5%
Grape: Chardonnay
Calories: 18 calories/100ml
Sugar: 4g/100ml
Region: Languedoc, France
Other: Vegan Friendly

I was recommended this non alcoholic bubbly by the lovely @nuttyaboutwinesmee and I have to admit, I did enjoy it. It has slightly more sugar than the Noughty sparkling mentioned above, however it still comes across as dry and lives up to it’s ‘crispy bubble’ labelling.

I actually found a lot of yummy flavours in this one from apples to melon, pineapple and even a hint of banana passionfruit notes.

I also really liked that this one is easily accessible at Dan Murphys (which is where I bought my bottle from) – which means if you need a last minute non alcoholic drink, this one is easy to obtain.

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Plus & Minus Zero Alcohol Blanc de Blancs

Price: $12-15 from Craftzero, Sans Drinks

Quick facts:

• 28 calories per 100ml
• 0% alcohol
• Made in South Australia

I had been so keen to get my hands on some of this zero alcohol bubbles, as I had heard great things about it. So I thought I would order some from Craftzero – along with a couple of other bottles in their Non Alcoholic Sparkling Wine Mix 3-pack. Over the festive season, whether it’s myself or others, there is typically always someone who has to be the sober driver, so seeing as the non alcoholic wine quality has got so much better over the past year, it’s nice to have a bottle or two ready.

I thoroughly enjoyed this non alcoholic wine I have to admit. Everyone had a wee sip and being all big wine drinkers the consensus what that it was pretty good for a hangover-free bubbly. It’s dry and full of citrus and orchard fruit like crisp apples and pears. I’d drink this one again.

Plus it has that signature added GSE (grape seed extract) that the entire Plus & Minus range have to boost the antioxidants. So it’s a very healthy choice 😉

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Funky Monkey Blanc de Blanc Zero Alcohol

Price: Approx. $13 from Killjoy Drinks, Craftzero, Sans Drinks

I was really impressed with this sparkling wine. It looks, smells and nearly tastes like a really sparking wine. It’s on the dry side and has plenty of citrus zesty and crunchy apples coming through on the palate. It’s refreshing and very easy to drink. I could see it being dressed up for parties and in summer with strawberries and fruit for a spritz like vibe.

Definitely one I would drink again if I want a hang-over free bubbly.

Some quick facts:

• Made from dry-grown South Australian grapes
• Made by winemaker Corey Ryan
• 28-31 calories per 100ml
• Fined with egg and milk products
• Contains sulphites

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McGuigan Zero Alcohol Sparkling Wine

Price: $11 from Sans Drinks, Woolworths, First Choice Liquor

For a sparkling wine, I was actually quite impressed with this zero alcohol bubbles. It’s easy to consume and on the dry spectrum, so if you’re not a sweet tooth, it means you can have a few glasses and let the bubbles sans alcohol go to your head. Think crisp citrus, pears and apples with a nice vibrant fizz. Though for the pregnant wine-lovers, watch out, it can increase the gassiness!

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Lyre’s Classico Non Alcoholic Sparkling in a can

Price: Directly from Lyre’s for about $4 per can in a 24 pack for $99, Sans Drinks

I wouldn’t say this “unique spirit has been impossibly crafted to capture the essence of a sparkling wine” is spot on in terms of sparkling wines I know and love. However I did find a can of Lyre’s rather enjoyable. In fact I found all 4 rather enjoyable 😉

To me, it would be kind of like an off-dry fruity prosecco. Incredibly easy to consume around the pool on a hot day. There’s citrus notes, granny smith apple and some creamy peach in there too alongside a whiff of florals. Plus the can format makes it easy to take for picnics, to the beach, etc which is also very handy.

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NON 1 Wine Alternative – Salted Raspberry and Chamomile

Price: Approx. $30 from Non.World, Sans Drinks
Alcohol: 0.0%
Ingredients: Whole raspberries, chamomile, Murray River salt, organic cane sugar, verjus
Calories: 22 calories/100ml
Sugar: 4.7g/100ml

The unique NON World range of non-alcoholic wine alternatives were created by Australian chef William Wade and Aaron Trotman. Instead of being made from grapes, they’re made from delicious Australian ingredients and while they don’t really taste like wine, they are bloody delicious!

I was kindly sent this bottle as a sample and I must say, i enjoyed every last drop. I would 100% buy this again to consume for pleasure – or maybe drop a shot or two of gin or vodka in 😉

It’s vegan friendly and made lightly carbonated to give it that Pétillant Naturel wine feel. Plus there is a little sediment in the bottom of the bottle too (completely fine to consume) which also gives it that Pet Nat character.

If you love raspberries then you’ll seriously love this. Juicy and totally moreish! It definitely has that sweet and salty vibe to it.

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NON 7 Wine Alternative – Stewed Cherry & Coffee

Price: Approx. $30 from Non.World, Craftzero, Sans Drinks
Alcohol: 0.0%
Ingredients: Sour cherries, cold brew coffee, garam masala, allspice, nutmeg, pink peppercorn, Murray River salt, verjus
Calories: 27 calories/100ml
Sugar: 4.1g/100ml
Other: Vegan & Gluten free

Number 7 is definitely unique. I have to admit the ingredient list did have me very intrigued to try it. On the nose it made me think of a Bloody Mary – the pepper, salt, etc coming through. I found it more appetising on the palate as those sour cherries come through. A very unique tipple and like nothing I have ever tasted before.

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Lindauer White & Pink Sparkling Non Alcoholic Wine

I had this in New Zealand over Christmas in 2019 and while it is a sparkling grape juice, it wasn’t overly sweet. Not as close to a true wine as the above, however it was yummy to drink and I definitely put back a few glasses. There is also a Lindauer Free* Brut which has 0.5% alcohol in, which would be interesting to try if you don’t mind a smidge of alcohol in there.

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Sparkling Red

It’s not every day you come across non alcoholic sparkling red wine – but there are some!

Edenvale Sparkling Shiraz Alcohol Removed

Price: $15 direct from Edenvale

Quick Facts:

• De-alcoholised wine
• Less than 0.5% Alcohol (zero standard drinks)
• 4.7g sugar / 100ml
• 21 calories per 100ml

I was so impressed by this non alcoholic sparkling red wine! Who would have thought you could get zero alcohol sparkling red wine.

I was kindly sent a bottle to try directly from Edenvale, and I would 100% recommend it if you’re looking for a non alcoholic sparkling Shiraz. It definitely has some real sparkling Shiraz hints. It’s smooth, easy drinking and has great pink frothy bubbles. My husband and I consumed the bottle very easily and with no guilt or hangover too – bonus!

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White

Giesen Non Alcoholic 0% Riesling

Price: Approx. $20 from Craftzero, Sans Drinks

Quick facts:

• 17.6 calories per 100ml
• 5g/100ml sugar
• 0.5% alcohol
• Made in New Zealand (Marlborough and Waipara vineyards)

I haven’t seen a lot of non alcoholic Rieslings around, so I was excited to try this one from Giesen, which I was kindly sent to sample and cracked it in January 2023. I actually tried a non alcoholic Riesling from Germany when I first started sampling non alcoholic wines and it was pure rubbish. This one from New Zealand, we ended up consuming the whole bottle.

I served it up blind to some family and pretty much straight away everyone guessed it was non alcoholic, it just didn’t have the body you’d expect from an alcoholic version. However it was still very pleasant to drink and super refreshing on a hot day. It’s full of plenty of lemon and lime citrus with a lick of juicy mandarins and some floral notes too.

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Tempus Two Zero Pinot Grigio

Price: Approx. $16 from Sans Drinks
Alcohol: 0.5%
Grapes: Pinot Grigio
Sugar: 2.5g/100ml
Calories: 24 calories per 100ml
Region: NSW, Australia

I was recently sent (August 2022) the brand new range of Tempus Two Zero non-alcoholic wines to try and both Mr Spittoon and I thoroughly enjoyed this zero Pinot Grigio.

In fact I was thoroughly impressed and the hubby and I polished off the bottle fairly quickly. I would definitely go out and purchase a bottle if I needed a yummy non alcoholic wine option.

It looks and smells like PG and while it lacks a little body on the palate it’s fully of juicy apple and pear flavours, refreshing citrus and maybe a touch of tropical fruit like pineapple.

Lindemans Alcohol Free Semillon Chardonnay

Price: Approx. $8 from Dan Murphys

This one really surprised me! It’s less than $10 and it’s made from two white wine grapes that I absolutely adore. I seriously thought I was going to be pouring this one down the sink along with many other zero alcohol wines I have tried over the last few years.

But no, it completely surprised me and I ended up having a couple of glasses and finished the rest of the bottle the next day! The tropical and citrus flavours really enticed my palate back for more. I’ll be buying this one again.

Quick facts:

• 0.5% alcohol
• From the Hunter Valley, NSW
• 15 calories per 100ml
• 3.5g/100ml of sugar

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Giesen Non Alcoholic 0% Sauvignon Blanc

Price: $15-20 from Sans Drinks, Our Cellar

Quick facts:

• 13 calories per 100ml
• 1.3g/100ml sugar
• 0.5% alcohol
• Made in New Zealand

I was recently sent a sample of the ‘just released’ new vintage of the Giesen non-alcoholic wine and in all honesty, I was impressed!

Like its predecessor, it smells exactly like what you’d expect of a Kiwi Sauvignon Blanc – vibrant, passionfruit-y and crisp. In the mouth, it’s lighter than it’s alcohol driven cousin, yet it still tastes like a Sauv and is full of citrus and passionfruit. It’s dry, crisp and refreshing. One I would definitely buy again.

Giesen were the first to release an alcohol-removed Sauvignon Blanc in 2020 and this year (2021) they have continued to innovate:

“It is our absolute goal to produce 0% wines that taste like wine and not like grape juice, with as low calories as possible”

Since 2020 they have invested over $1 million dollars in specialised spinning cone technology which further helps them meet their goal above. They also have a 0% Pinot Gris and Rose blends for released in Australia in September 2021.

Learn more about 0% wine and Giesen’s special spinning cone technology below:

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Giesen 0% Pinot Gris

Price: Approx. $19 from places like Craftzero, Sans Drinks, Our Cellar

Quick Facts:

• Made in New Zealand
• 0.5% alcohol
• 18 calories per 100ml
• 2.7g/100ml of sugar

I know this is the 3rd Giesen 0% wine in this post, but I have to admit I am impressed with what this New Zealand winery is putting out right now in this category.

I was sent a bottle of the 0% Pinot Gris to try and it’s safe to say I will be buying more when I am in need of a 0% alcohol wine. To me this is probably one of the closest still white no alcohol wines I have come across which tastes like the real thing. Although based on the beautiful colour, it nearly looks like a Rosé. Don’t you love Pinot Gris!

Therefore if you like your Pinot Gris, and want a 0% version, make sure to check it out.

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Rosé

Tempus Two Zero Spritz Rose

Price: Approx. $16 from Sans Drinks
Alcohol: 0.5%
Grapes: Predominately Shiraz
Sugar: 8.2g/100ml
Calories: 41 calories per 100ml
Region: NSW, Australia

I was recently sent (August 2022) the brand new range of Tempus Two Zero non-alcoholic wines to try and I pretty much skulled this one back. It was so darn easy to drink.

It has a light spritz to it, which makes it super refreshing yet not too hard on your tummy if you’re not a huge fan of bubbly beverages.

I was picking up plentiful cherries, berries and citrus flavours and also some juicy watermelon notes too. Very moreish.

Plus & Minus Non Alcoholic Rosé 2021

Price: Approx $16-18 from places like First Choice Liquor and Liquorland

Quick facts:

• 0.5% alcohol
• 22 calories per 100ml
• 2.5g/100ml of sugar

I have to admit, this has been my favourite non-alcoholic rosé I have tried to date (March 2022). I bought it from Good Pair Days and it went down beautifully in a nice warm bath when I was just on 36 weeks pregnant.

It’s a pinky-peach colour in the glass with light aromatics of citrus, nectarines/peach and some raspberries. In the mouth it’s dry and very smashable. I rarely drink more than one or two glasses of non alcoholic wine per sitting, but I consumed the entire bottle nearly in one night.

I’d definitely buy it again and recommend for an alcohol free rosé option.

I also like how it has a best before date on the backlabel. Plus don’t forget the Plus & Minus range have the addition of Grape Seed Extract (GSE) which increases the antioxidants in it – bonus!

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Giesen 0% Rose

Price: Approx. $19 from places like Craftzero, Our Cellar, Sans Drinks

Quick facts:

• 0.5% alcohol
• Made in New Zealand
• 13 calories per 100ml
• 1.8g/100ml of sugar

I was kindly sent a bottle of this newly release Marlborough (New Zealand) Rosé to taste in November 2021 and I thoroughly enjoyed it from its pretty peach colour in the glass to its palate cleansing finish. It’s light, filled with red berries, peach, apple and it’s bloody smashable if you ask me. Definitely on the dry side of the spectrum and has some nice citrus notes that make it super refreshing.

Like the 0% Sauvignon Blanc mentioned in this post, it’s made just like full-strength wine and then undergoes the special Giesen spinning cone distillation which gently removes the alcohol.

And if you are feeling particularly fancy you can turn this into a non alcoholic wine cocktail like what I did in the Reel below on Instagram!

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Funky Monkey Zero Alcohol Rosé

Price: Approx. $13 from Craftzero, Sans Drinks

Quick facts

• Made from dry grown South. Australian grapes
• Vegan friendly
• Made by winemaker Corey Ryan

Yes I know, another Funky Monkey wine, but what can I say – these guys do them pretty darn well! This Rosé is pretty darn smash-able, it’s light, easy drinking and very refreshing. In fact it’s so light, you could literally drink it all day. Plus there’s the added bonus of no hangover the next day too 😉

It’s dry and full of delicate red summer berry notes on the palate. It’s made from Pinot Noir, so it’s no surprise, it’s light, fruity and scrumptious. I would drink this again, especially in summer on a super hot day.

I also really like how Fourth Wave Wine include the addition of Grape See Extract (GSE) for an extra hit of antioxidants in their Funky Monkey range too!

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Red

Ariel 2020 Cabernet Sauvignon – Non Alcoholic Red Wine

Price: Approx. $15 from Craftzero, Sans Drinks

Quick facts:

• Gluten free
• Made in the USA
• 21 calories per 100ml
• 4.2g/100ml of sugar
• 0.5% alcohol

I am so impressed with this booze free red wine! And I think this Ariel non-alcoholic wine would top my list currently for the best alcohol free red wine that actually tastes like wine! I’d say the oak aging definitely helps give it that ‘real wine’ taste.

Maybe also the cork closure helps impart some flavour, or it could be because I sipped it out of a Riedel WineWings Cabernet Sauvignon glass. Who knows, however the bottle was emptied (this is rare for an alcohol free wine in our house) and we bought a second bottle!

The wine hails from America, California to be exact and the alcohol is removed by gentle cold filtration. It is low in sugar and can be cellared for up to 3 years!

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Edenvale Tempranillo Cabernet Sauvignon

Price: Approx $17 buy direct from Edenvale, Sans Drinks

Quick Facts:

• Made in Spain
• Made from Tempranillo and Cabernet Sauvignon grapes
• De-alcoholised wine
• Less than 0.5% Alcohol (zero standard drinks)
• 3g sugar / 100ml
• 14 calories per 100ml

It’s hard to come across non alcoholic red wines that actually taste of wine. In fact it may be near on impossible to make one. However there are a few, like the ones mentioned in this post, which may help to satisfy a red wine craving without the extra calories and hangover.

I was kindly sent this bottle from Edenvale to taste (thank you). In the glass it looks like a juicy red wine and has a slightly candied vanilla nose to it with some cherry and berry aromas. Very juicy and rather refreshing in the mouth. It’s light and made me think of Ribena – which I am a fan of – so the bottle was consumed between my husband and I pretty darn quickly.

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Giesen 0% Merlot

Price: Approx. $17 from places like Craft Zero

Quick Facts:

• Made in New Zealand
• Not more than 0.5% alcohol
• 18 calories per 100ml
• 3g/100ml of sugar

I was kindly sent a sample of this zero alcohol red wine to try (thank you Giesen!). It’s a very vibrant and fruit-forward non alcoholic wine with plenty of acidity. If you’re not into high-acidity drinks, then this one isn’t for you. It made me think that I was tucking into s big bowl of fresh berries.

Due to the high acidity, I think it would make a great accompaniment to pizza or tomato-based pasts dishes. Or even a rich, creamy meal to cut through the ‘richness’.

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Funky Monkey Zero Alcohol Pinot Noir

Price: Approx. $15 from BWS, Craft Zero, Just In Time Gourmet, Sans Drinks

Quick Facts:

• Made from South Australian grapes
• Vegan friendly
• Made by winemaker Corey Ryan

I actually received this bottle as a sample and I was surprisingly very impressed. I haven’t tried many zero alcohol red wines which don’t just taste like grape juice. This one is light and fruity, which you can expect that from Pinot, however it does nearly smell and taste like it could be actual wine.

If I wanted a zero alcohol red wine, I would definitely not hesitate to buy this. It’s full of cherries and red fruit, a sprinkle of spice and some dried herbs too.

This range is newly launched (June 2021) and comes from the team behind the ‘No Evil’ organic wines from Fourth Wave Wines. The grapes come from premium dry-grown South Australian vineyards and are hand crafted using boutique small batch winemaking techniques. Therefore they are made like a normal wine and then the alcohol is removed.

Plus grape skin extract is added during the wine making process which adds to the flavour and also gives the additional benefit of more naturally occurring antioxidants compared to standard wine 😉

There is also a Blanc de Blanc sparkling wine and Pinot Grigio in the range.

Fourth Wave are the team behind the new The Conscious Drop website – an online hub for those looking for zero alcohol, preservative free, vegan and organic wines.

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Other Non Alcoholic Drinks

Monday Distillery Non-Alcoholic Classic G&

Price: Approximately $20 for a 4-pack, available direct via mondaydistillery.com (I like to buy it direct as I love their dried garnishes too!), Sans Drinks

Hands down my favourite non-alcoholic beverage. I would take a glass of this over most of the non-alcoholic wines as it is just so on point. If you like your gin and tonic but want one without a hangover, then you need to get your lips around these asap. They are fairly pricey at $20 for 4 x 300ml bottles, however they really do quench the thirst just like a fully alcohol-loaded G&T.

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Where can I buy non alcoholic wine online?

Here are some more places you can look for zero alcohol wine and drinks:

• Vinomofo do a special No Alcohol Wine 6-Pack
• Altina Drinks sound like they have some good non alcoholic rose and cocktails
• Craft Zero
• Sans Drinks
• Sip & Enjoy
• Tomorrow on Tap opened up in Perth in Feb 2023

When the mood strikes, I will be adding to this list, so make sure to bookmark this post and stay tuned to the latest and greatest alcohol free wine and beverages available here in Australia.