Since I looove bubbles, I made an overview of more than 50 non-alcoholic bubbles I have tried and tested myself, including small personal reviews, my bubbly rating, and where you can get them from!
Why only bubbles…
My favorite drink éver while still drinking was sparkling wine, preferably pink Champagne. When I stopped drinking, I started a new project: I wanted to try every single non-alcoholic version of sparkling wine ever made. More importantly, to share the results here with YOU!
I’m awarding each bottle of non-alcoholic bubbles I list here, with anywhere between 1 – 10 Bubbles. 1 Bubble is the lowest and 10 Bubbles the highest rating. This is based on my personal, NOT PROFESSIONAL, opinion😁
How does it work?
This list shows the bubbles in alphabetical order with a short review. For your convenience, I also added links to them all. Some link to the original websites, and others will link to shops where the N/A sparkling drinks are available.
Practically all of the sparkling wines in this list are available in Europe. Some of them (also) in the United States, Canada, Australia, and/or New Zealand. I marked the drinks that are also for sale outside of Europe (or that ship there), with an * to make them easier to identify for you, my non-European friends!
Some links might be affiliate links; if you go through them to make a purchase I will receive a small (tiny) amount of compensation. This comes without any cost to you and will help keep my little blog afloat. Please know that I share my honest and personal opinion here, albeit positive or negative.
Different terminology for no/low alcoholic beverages
With regards to the different terms for no/low alcoholic beverages, I use the following two in this article: (they may differ in different parts of the world)
´Non-alcoholic´ This term may be used on malt beverages, provided it contains no more than 0.5% ‘alcohol by volume’ – Interesting Fact: This is roughly the same percentage of alcohol found in freshly squeezed orange juice or a very ripe banana. Just for reference.
´Alcohol-free´ This term may be used only on beverages containing no alcohol whatsoever.
NJOY🥂
A.
Alternativa 0.0 Rosato – Rosé – A de-alcoholized rosé bubble made in Italy
REVIEW: This is quite a sweet, fruity bubble. It says on the bottle it has a dry taste, but I have to disagree. I also find it lacking any depth, it’s not really anything special.
Bubbly Rating: 6/10
WHERE TO GET: I bought this 750ml bottle of non-alcoholic bubbles online for $18.49 at Total Wine.
Alternativa 0.0 Rosso Extra-Dry – A de-alcoholized red wine made in Italy
REVIEW: This is a bizarre drink… It’s a bubble that tastes like a proper red wine. It is super dry yet fruity. It smells like red wine, too, and is quite foamy. I really like it!! It reminds me of the old days when I, on special occasions, got to drink a mixture of a tiny bit of red wine & lots of sparkling water as a kid to feel like one of the grown-ups (this was back in the ‘80s peeps, everything was very different back then😉). I must say that this is by far the most non-alcoholic red wine-like drink I’ve ever tasted. It is very impressive!
Bubbly Rating: 8.5/10
WHERE TO GET: I bought this 750ml bottle of non-alcoholic bubbles online for €9,50 at The Delicious Drinksshop a while ago, but they don´t seem to sell it anymore.
B.
Baron de Chanteclerc Cuvée Bonheur – A non-alcoholic rosé sparkling wine
REVIEW: In Amsterdam, I tried this non-alcoholic dry rosé sparkling wine: Baron de Chanteclerc (<0,5% ABV). And OMG… só good, one of the best I’ve ever had!! It comes from the French winery ‘Domaine La Colombette’ from the Pugibet family. This dealcoholized sparkling wine has a beautiful light, salmon pink colour, is nice and bubbly and has a crisp-dry but fruity taste. My dad also tried it and was impressed too (and he’s quite the connoisseur😋) – His verdict: “A very fresh and pure drink”.
Bubbly Rating: 9/10
WHERE TO GET: I bought this 750ml bottle in a wine store in Amsterdam, The Netherlands, The Art of Wines, for €8,75. In Spain plus the rest of Europe (including the UK), the same non-alcoholic bubbles but with a different label/name, are available at Vinello – Price is €11,58.
Barrels & Drums Chardonnay – This is a de-alcoholised sparkling wine from Germany (< 0.5% ABV)
REVIEW: It looks nice, has a lightish yellow color & fine bubbles. It smells like proper sparkling wine. First sip –> I quite like it. A bit fruity, fresh but also a little sweet. It has a nice aftertaste. I don’t think I would buy this again as I’m a fan of slightly dry-er bubbles but I def recommend trying it if you’re not against a bit of sweetness in your wines!
Bubbly Rating: 6.5/10
WHERE TO GET: This 750ml bottle is available at the AH Supermarket in The Netherlands for €8,79.
C.
*Carl Jung non-alcoholic Sparkling Wines – Five different non-alcoholic sparkling wines
Here are my reviews of 5 non-alcoholic sparkling wines from Carl Jung. A company that has been making non-alcoholic wines since 1908…! More than 100 years ago, Carl Jung Junior developed a process for de-alcoholization in his family winery at Boosenburg Castle in Rüdesheim am Rhein, Germany. His idea was to extract alcohol at room temperature with the help of a vacuum technique. Wine aromas were collected separately from the alcohol and reintroduced to the non-alcoholic wine. In de-alcoholized wines, the alcohol has been reduced to 0.5% ABV, compared with the more usual 12-13%. These 5 non-alcoholic bubbles all have a max of 0.5% ABV
Carl Jung Peach:
Beautiful pale straw color. Lively and refreshing. Lots of long-lasting bubbles. It smells and tastes peachy (as one could guess haha) and is a nice kind of sweet. Has a pleasant light aftertaste. Delicious summer drink (would also work well as a spritzer) – Bubbly Rating: 7/10
Carl Jung Mousseux:
Smells like cava, like alcohol. These 5 wines all kind of do, that must have something to do with the de-alcoholization process. Very light in color. Has delicate bubbles that fade a little bit. It doesn’t have much of an aftertaste (which I like) and drinks away easily as its light & fresh. Semi-Dry – Bubbly Rating: 7/10
Carl Jung Bio Mousseux:
Has the same nice, light color as the one above. A completely different taste, though; this one is a little tart and drier. The bubbles are active and long-lasting. For me, this one is among the best non-alcoholic sparkling wines I have ever tried – Bubbly Rating: 8.5/10
Carl Jung Blanc de Blancs:
A sparkling and fresh wine from the Chardonnay grape. Semi-Dry. Pleasant, active bubbles. Has an aromatic scent and a bit of an oaky undertone. A good option if you´re into Chardonnay! – Bubbly Rating: 7/10
Carl Jung Rosé:
It smells like strawberries (and a tiny bit like raspberry, too). Good, active bubbles. I found it quite sweet yet refreshing. Lovely as an aperitif – Bubbly Rating: 6.5/10
These non-alcoholic sparkling wines have a maximum of 26 calories per 100ml, which is a nice little extra.
WHERE TO GET: Prices for a 750ml bottle vary from €5 up to €10. For instance, you can purchase Carl Jung wines at DryDrinker in the UK for£7.90, at Molloys in Ireland for €5,99 and at Walmart in Canada for $9.97.
*Classico from Lyre´s – Non-alcoholic bubbly
Available in 250ml cans and 750ml bottles (the ´Grande´), Lyre´s Classico is “an Italian-inspired sparkling with a crisp, dry finish”. Sounds exactly like my cup of tea…
REVIEW: As I poured it, I noticed Classico has a nice, light color. Then I opened the can, and I smelled apple. Apple mixed with peach. Hoping it won’t be too sweet I quickly take a sip… OMG, this is góood! You can taste the apple & peach but also something else, something not fruity; I’m not sure what it is, but it works. Then a tartness arises, which prevents Classico from getting too sweet and makes it a nice, well-balanced drink. It has fine, discreet bubbles and a fruity aftertaste. I like it! I´m a BIG fan of Lyre´s and couldn´t be happier that they added these lovely non-alcoholic bubbles to their range of alcohol-free spirits.
Bubbly Rating: A big, fat 8/10
WHERE TO GET: You can find Lyre´s Classico from them directly, as they ship to practically anywhere in the world! BUY HERE
*Codorniu ZERO – A non-alcoholic white sparkling wine (< 0.5% ABV) from Spain
REVIEW: Mwah, I’m not a fan. These non-alcoholic bubbles are too sweet to my liking and not very wine-like.
Bubbly Rating: 5/10
WHERE TO GET: This 750ml bottle can be found in the supermarkets of El Corte Ingles in Spain for €6,99. In the US they sell Codorniu Zero at Total Wine for $12.99.
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E.
*Edenvale non-alcoholic sparkling cuvée – Alcohol-removed sparkling cuvée
REVIEW: Made from only the best-selected South Eastern Australian wine grapes, this premium alcohol-removed wine contains less than 0.5% abv. I tried this bubble in an Indian restaurant in London, with some friends, and the verdicts were unanimous: What an amazing drink! It is refreshing, thinks green apples / appley, it has lots of big bubbles, it has floral notes, and is semi-dry. It was delícious, paired with our spicy Indian dishes! Truly, almost perfection…
Bubbly Rating: 9.5/10
WHERE TO GET:
You can buy Edenvale from them directly at Edenvale for AUD$10.50; they sell throughout Australia. In Canada and the US, you can find Edenvale for instance at Sansorium ($27.95).
Eisberg alcohol-free Sparkling Blanc – A non-alcoholic sparkling wine (0,1% ABV), produced and bottled in Germany
REVIEW: It has a beautiful (almost lightly greenish) color and lovely small but lively bubbles. I like its crispness, and the flavor, that is fresh and fruity at the same time. Yum!
Bubbly Rating: 8/10
WHERE TO GET: You can purchase this bubble for instance at Waitrose in the UK for£4.10 en in Australia Eisberg is available at Sansdrinks for $12,90.
Eisberg alcohol-free Sparkling Rosé – A non-alcoholic rosé sparkling wine (0,1% ABV), produced and bottled in Germany
REVIEW: It has a deep pink color. Smells like a Prosecco. Nice ‘n bubbly, even a bit foamy… Then the taste —> It slightly resembles a standard version of sparkling rosé but without the alcoholic bite. A tad sweet. Fruity. I quite like it! Wish they had small bottles (200/250ml) of this, though, as a whole bottle by myself is a bit much (too sweet for that)
Bubbly Rating: 7/10
WHERE TO GET: You can purchase this bubble in the UK at the Delicious Drinks Shop for £6.49 or here in Spain at the Sin Alcohol Shop for €6,99.
*Élivo ZeroZero Sparkling – A non-alcoholic sparkling wine (0% ABV) produced here in Spain
REVIEW: It has a nice light color and smells almost like a normal Cava. The bubbles could be stronger. Then the first sip —> It’s quite refreshing! A bit fruity/appley. Smooth, light, easy to drink. A bit similar to an alcoholic version. Fresh, although slightly acidic. It’s not overly sweet. All in all not bad for non-alcoholic bubbles and nice to toast with.
Bubbly Rating: 6.5/10
WHERE TO GET: You can purchase this 750ml bottle at The Blue Dolphin Store in Spain for €5,28 or at Wines for Mothers in the US for $27.50.
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Faber Sparkling Rosé Alcohol Free – A sparkling alcohol-free rosé (0% ABV) from Germany
REVIEW: The wine smells like the real deal, like a rosé wine. The taste isn’t overwhelming, but really lovely. It’s pretty dry and fruity, but not too fruity, and indeed even tastes like a rosé wine. One could say that this is one of the better non-alcoholic sparkling rosé wines I have tasted so far…!
Bubbly Rating: 8/10
WHERE TO GET: Available in 750ml bottles in the UK at Mumbles Fine Wines for £5.50 and in The Netherlands at Gall & Gall for €5,99.
Feliz Sparkling Rosé – This inew type of bubble (0% ABV) reminded me a bit of Sparkling Tea. Since pink bubbles are my most favorite drink éver, I was very excited to try this…
REVIEW: Feliz has a fruity (mostly raspberry) and botanical smell and a taste of its own. It’s a bit like a cold, bubbly sour/fruity tea, really hard to explain… a bit like a shrub, I guess. I quite like it.
Bubbly Rating: 7/10
WHERE TO GET: Bottles of 750ml are available at Feliz Drinks for €8,25.
*Fortnum & Mason – Sparkling Tea – Produced and bottled by the Copenhagen Sparkling Tea Company
Sparkling Tea (0% ABV – 150mg Caffeine per 1L) is a new innovative drinks category developed by the Danish award-winning sommelier Jacob Kocemba. Fortnum & Mason about their Sparkling Tea: “The latest evolution in our 312-year tea history, our Sparkling Tea is a certified organic blend of eight of our famous and rare brews – and despite its celebration-ready appearance, contains zero alcohol!”
REVIEW: The label on the bottle has a beautiful, fresh looking design. An ideal bottle to serve on festive nights! On opening, a bit of cold “steam” escaped, which looked quite cool. The color of the sparkling tea is quite yellowish. It´s very bubbly, which I love, and leaves a bit of foam on the top after pouring. Then the taste… The taste is complex and original, unlike anything I’ve tasted. I can’t quite put my finger on it, but I like it! It doesn’t taste sweet at all, and it´s quite dry. A really good option if you’re looking for something special, festive & super stylish!
Bubbly Rating: 7/10
WHERE TO GET: You can purchase a 750ml bottle directly from Fortnum and Mason for £17.95, and in the US for $23.47. They ship worldwide; check their website for all options.
*Freixenet 0.0% – This is a non-alcoholic sparkling white wine made in Spain
REVIEW: This is quite a nice non-alcoholic sparkling wine, slightly sweet/fruity yet refreshing and very bubbly (which I like). Nothing outstanding, but simple and nice.
Bubbly Rating: 6.5/10
WHERE TO GET: I bought a 750ml bottle for €7,35 at the Carrefour supermarket in Spain. It is also available in the UK at for instance Tesco for £5, and in the US at Total Wine for $12.49.
*Freixenet 0.0% Rosé – This is a non-alcoholic sparkling Rosé wine made in Spain
REVIEW: I really enjoyed this one… It´s well-priced, not too sweet, has great flavor, and is full of bubbles; I´m a fan!
Bubbly Rating: 8/10
WHERE TO GET: In Spain, this is available in 750ml bottles at the Carrefour Supermarket for €7,65 and in the US it is sold, for example, at Total Wine for $12.99.
*French Bloom 0.0% Blanc – Le Blanc, a white organic French bubbly with 0% alcohol
REVIEW: It smells a bit appley and has fine bubbles. The first taste I get is that of pear and a certain freshness… Then you start tasting apples and some refreshing acidity. It’s a perfectly balanced combination of a smooth, easy-to-drink bubble with a deeper flavor profile than your usual alcohol-free sparkling wine. Beautiful label, too! This French bubbly is elegant and sophisticated, just like Maggie Frerejean-Tattinger (co-founder of French Bloom).
Bubbly Rating: 9/10
WHERE TO GET: You can buy French Bloom from them directly at French Bloom for €29; they sell worldwide! French Bloom is also available in the US at Sechey ($40 for 750ml & $22 for 375ml) and The New Bar ($39).
*French Bloom 0.0% Rosé – Le Rosé, a pink organic French bubbly with 0% alcohol
REVIEW: I tried this for the first time in London with some of my sober buddies, and the three of us unanimously decided: This is SO good!! Words flying through the air were “Peach”, “Dry Finish”, “Tart” & most predominantly: “Delicious”. Well done, French Bloom! You can tell they spent a lot of time on R&D as this drink is one of the best alcohol-free sparkling wines I have ever tried. And as you can see here, I tried a lot! Le Rosé has a delicate bubble & a beautiful light peachy/pink color. Starts with a delicious taste of roses, red fruit, and peach… Ends with a zingy freshness! I’m sold. Contains 4,2g sugar per 100ml.
Bubbly Rating: 9/10
WHERE TO GET: You can buy French Bloom from them directly at French Bloom for €34; they sell worldwide! French Bloom is also available in the US at Sechey ($44 for 750ml & $24 for 375ml) and The New Bar ($44).
G.
*Giesen 0% Sparkling Brut – An alcohol-removed sparkling wine from New Zealand
REVIEW: It’s nice and bubbly, with a buttery sensation. The acidity is quite high, towards my upper limit, and it’s not (too) sweet. I can distinguish some citrus, which makes it very refreshing. It has a crisp, dry finish. I really like it!
Bubbly Rating: 8/10
WHERE TO GET: I bought this bottle at Boisson in San Francisco for $19.99 at their brick-and-mortar shop when it was still open… You can find out where it’s for sale online on Giesen’s own website. In the US, the Giesen Sparkling Brut is also for sale at Total Wine for $18.99 or at The Zero Proof for $19.99.
*(La) Gioiosa Sparkling White 0% – An alcohol-free sparkling wine from Treviso, Italy
REVIEW: La Gioiosa contains 5g of sugar per 100ml. It comes in an original bottle with a beautiful label. On pouring, I see that the color is quite light. Lots of fine bubbles, and I can smell the green apple as well as taste it (nice and fresh with a tad of a sour). There’s also some pear and citrus in there. It’s sweet nor dry. I really like this one!
Bubbly Rating: 8.5/10
WHERE TO GET: You can find this bubbly at The Chiller in New Zealand (NZ$19.99), at Dry Drinker in the UK (£8.19), and in the US at Con’s Liquor ($17.99).
Grand Rosé 1688 Maison Honoré du Faubourg – All the way from Paris…
REVIEW: Man, can a pretty label fool you… This bottle is elegantly shaped and has a beautiful, stylish label, oozing luxury. I was réally excited about it! So I poured it: it had a really weird color, light brownish, caramelly. Then I tasted it: First, it tasted like sugar, and then… just more sugar! It’s literally like drinking a liquid sugar cube. Sickly sweet, it has no depth at all & the bubbles are quite flat. There is literally nóthing good about this drink; I have no idea how (and why?!) this has made it to the market.
Bubbly Rating: 1/10
WHERE (NOT!) TO GET: To make matters even worse —> I paid like £19 for a 750ml bottle (wisebartender.co.uk)! But they have stopped selling it since (I wonder why…). You might be able to find it elsewhere but I would not bother!
*GRÜVI Bubbly Rosé – An alcohol-free sparkling drink produced in Canada
REVIEW: GRÜVI, located in Denver, Colorado, has its drinks produced in Canada. They offer an extensive range of non-alcoholic beverages, from beers to cocktails and wines, and the one I tried and reviewed for this page and loved is the Bubbly Rosé. Só good!! This bubble has never been fermented, so it has 0% ABV and is delicious! Super bubbly, smells like strawberries, and tastes fruity and fresh with a hint of tartness, I´m sold. Conveniently offered in 275ml bottles, this is a great drink to bring to a party (you can drink it straight from the bottle!) or have at home when you don´t want to open a full-sized 750ml bottle.
Bubbly Rating: 9/10
WHERE TO GET: You can only get GRÜVI in the US, for instance directly from them at getgruvi.com (8x275ml for $32.40) or at Total Wine (4x275ml for$14.00).
H.
*Henkell Alcoholfrei Sparkling Blanc – A non-alcoholic sparkling wine (<0.5% ABV) from Germany
REVIEW: These non-alcoholic bubbles were rather nice! Not too sweet and lots of bubbles.
Bubbly Rating: 7/10
WHERE TO GET: Available in The Netherlands at the Drankgigant for €5,95 (750ml bottle) or in Australia at Dan Murphy’s for $11.99.
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J.
*JoyUs non-alcoholic sparkling rosé – A non-alcoholic sparkling pink wine
REVIEW: It’s fruity with a hint of acidity, which makes it not too sweet. Very bubbly and nice and crisp. JoyUs sparkling rosé has a sophisticated taste that is close to a ‘real’ (alcoholic) rosé. On top of all this, the bottle has an elegant label, making this a great gift! I really like it. Fun fact: The sparkling rosé from JoyUs won a gold medal in not only a completely blind tasting but also one of the biggest and oldest wine competitions in the world: The San Francisco International Wine Competition!
Bubbly Rating: 8.5/10
WHERE TO GET: It is available from them directly, here, ($26.99), and, for instance, at Wallace Dry Goods ($27).
K.
*Kolonne Null Cuvée Blanc Sparkling – A non-alcoholic sparkling wine
REVIEW: Contains 2.9g of sugar per 100ml. It’s a dry bubble with a fresh & fruity profile. I really like it.
Bubbly Rating: 8/10
WHERE TO GET: It is available from them directly, here, (€13,90), they ship worldwide. and in the US at for instance at Boisson ($24 for 750ml and $15 for 375ml).
*Kolonne Null Rosé Sparkling – A non-alcoholic rosé sparkling wine
REVIEW: Contains 2.9g of sugar per 100ml. This sparkling rosé has a beautiful salmon pink color, and smells like a ‘normal’ (alcoholic) wine. It has lots of fine bubbles that keep rising to the surface until you finish your glass. Very dry (I love!) yet also fruity, and it has a nice sour bite. I would describe the Kolonne Null Sparkling Rosé as a dry, fresh and lively bubble with a tart bite. Really good!
Bubbly Rating: 8/10
WHERE TO GET: It is available from them directly, here, (€14,80); they ship worldwide. And in the US at for instance Boisson ($26 for 750ml and $16 for 375ml).
L.
*Lautus – De-alcoholized rosé sparkling wine, produced in South Africa
REVIEW: Tastes like a fruity, red berry-like rosé with a fine fizziness. Not bad, albeit on the sweet side.
Bubbly Rating: 7/10
WHERE TO GET: It is available in the US at Sechey ($32) or No & Low ($29), for instance.
*LEITZ Eins Zwei Zero Sparkling Rosé – A non-alcoholic sparkling rosé
REVIEW: This has quite a dark pink color, almost like watermelon… Smells very fruity. Tastes a bit like those hard, sour raspberry sweeties from the old days. Has a clean & fresh vibe with quite a dry(-ish) finish. It’s nice and fruity & bubbly, not bad!
Bubbly Rating: 7/10
WHERE TO GET: These non-alcoholic bubbles are for instance available at Dry Goods Drinks ($23 for 750ml bottle) or Plumb Jack Wines ($23.99 for 750ml bottle or $7.99 for 250ml can). In The Netherlands, it is available at Pasteuning Wines & Spirits for €12,99 for the 750ml bottle and €3,99 for the 250ml can. For£10.95 you can find this pink bubble at Drinks Direct in the UK.
M.
*MURI Passing Clouds – A sparkling wine alternative (0.4% ABV)
REVIEW: This is a sparkling cuvée of fermented gooseberries, quince kefir, jasmine tea, woodruff & geranium kvass. It is not like anything I’ve ever tasted; it’s original. Dry aftertaste. Quite nice, good for food pairing. Hint of salt. It tastes a bit like a shrub. Or Kombucha!!! It’s not really my thing, but that’s personal. You might love it 😉
Bubbly Rating: 7/10
WHERE TO GET: It is available from them directly ($37.11), or at for instance Boisson ($38) or at Plump Jack Wines ($42.99).
N.
*NO & LOW Sparkling Chardonnay – An alcohol-removed Chardonnay wine from 100% Spanish grapes
REVIEW: The No & Low N/A sparkling Chardonnay is fruity, it’s fresh and it has a nice acidity to it. It tastes rather wine-like and is on the dry side, which I love! Add to that lots of bubbles, and you got me sold. Will definitely repurchase this.
These non-alcoholic bubbles have less than 0.5% alcohol, are certified vegan and contain only 16 cal per 100ml.
Bubbly Rating: 8/10
WHERE TO GET: At the moment No & Low is solely available in the US & Canada —> At Drink No & Low for $21 (750ml)
*NOUGHTY Chardonnay from Thomson & Scott – An alcohol-free, organic, vegan sparkling Chardonnay from London, UK
REVIEW: On opening, it popped like it should and created a whirlwind of tiny, rising bubbles while pouring it – Love it! It looks and smells like a nice Prosecco & tastes crisp and dry. Definitely one of my favorite non-alcoholic bubbles!
Bubbly Rating: 8.5/10
*NOUGHTY Rosé from Thomson & Scott – An alcohol-free, organic, vegan sparkling Rosé from London, UK
REVIEW: The rosé has a lovely, pale pink color. It is light, easy to drink, very bubbly, not sweet, yet nice, and fruity with the perfect amount of tartness. I love it!
Bubbly Rating: 9/10
WHERE TO GET: In the UK you can find Noughty directly from them at Noughty for £9.95. And both Noughty Chardonnay and Rosé are available in Spain at The Blue Dolphin Store for €10,99/€11,26. Great news, though: nowadays, Noughty is available worldwide, including Australia at Sans Drinks for AUS$19.90 and in the US at multiple places. Included but not limited to The New Bar ($22.99) and Boisson NYC ($37 for two bottles). You can even buy Noughty all the way in New Zealand, at Clear Head Drinks, for NZ$9.95.
O.
*Oddbird Spumante – A sparkling wine, liberated from alcohol with its origin in the Italian province of Treviso, known as the Prosecco region
REVIEW: This is a high-quality bubble! It has a beautiful light color and large bubbles. The label is cool. It’s like a nice Prosecco, but without alcohol. This wine is vibrant, fresh, and crisp, with a high amount of acidity. It is sweeter than their Blanc de Blancs and Rosé from France. Oddbird Spumante contains 4g sugar per 100ml. You can clearly taste apple plus some citrus. I like it.
Bubbly Rating: 8/10
WHERE TO GET: You can buy Oddbird Spumante on their own website (€12) or, in the US for instance on Dry Variety (23.95).
P.
PasDuTout Mousseux – A non-alcoholic sparkling wine from the French Provence
REVIEW: It smells nice, wine-like. The flavor is fresh & fruity with a zingy bubble. I like it!
Bubbly Rating: 8/10
WHERE TO GET: I bought it in a nice wine shop in the center of Amsterdam, Grapedistrict, for €9,99. You can also buy it online at the wine shop Il Divino for €8,95. I haven´t found it for sale anywhere outside of the Netherlands yet!
*Pierre Zéro alcohol-free Chardonnay – A non-alcoholic sparkling wine from France
REVIEW: Nice gold-ish color with a peachy smell. Taste: Really quite nice! Swéet, but nice! It has a good bubble and a very fruity/grape-like flavor. Pleasant after taste. I wouldn’t want to drink a whole lot of it due to the sweetness, but a nice 200ml bottle (which they offer!) goes down perfectly as an aperitif😉
Bubbly Rating: 6.5/10
WHERE TO GET: For my Spanish readers, Pierre Zéro is available in the Blue Dolphin Store (€10,89 for a 750ml bottle). Are you a UK resident? Then Non-alcoholic Shop is your place to go (£6.99 for a 750ml bottle). And last but not least, you, my US friends😋 For you, they sell the sparkling Pierre Zéro Chardonnay at, for instance, The Mindful Drinking Co for $28.99.
Pink Bubbly by… Yours truly, me! – A bubbly, alcohol-free rosé made with 100% Tempranillo grapes
This wine has been de-alcoholized to retain the rich flavor through a method known as vacuum distillation, the most traditional and least aggressive method of de-alcoholization
REVIEW: The result is a beautifully colored blush with lots of bubbles. It´s nice & fruity with a lovely dry finish. Pink Bubbly is very fresh with a sour bite to it. Easy to drink. It is fun and bubbly, just how I like it!
Bubbly Rating: 10/10
WHERE TO GET: Pink Bubbly is available in the Marbella area (Spain). It is for sale at the lovely gourmet deli What´s Cooking in Guadalmina. The price for a bottle of Pink Bubbly (750ml) is €14,90.
*Prima Pavé Rosé Brut – An alcohol-free sparkling rosé, handcrafted in Italy
REVIEW: The Prima Pavé Rosé Brut is a female-founded enterprise. The woman who founded Prima Pavé is Dejou Marano, a Certified Specialist of Wine, and that shows… These bubbles are handcrafted in Northern Italy and blended from elegant Italian grape varietals, with 100% of the alcohol removed, using a one-of-a-kind additive-free method. Prima Pavé Rosé Brut bottles have a pretty label, and the wine is a beautiful, light salmon color. It smells like a rosé and has lively, tiny bubbles. Then the taste: It’s fruity and tart, my favorite combination in a bubble, and has a crisp, dry finish. This one is a big yes from me!
Bubbly Rating: 9/10
WHERE TO GET: Prima Pavé Rosé Brut is available in the UK at The House of Clarity (£27), Drink Nolo (€24) in Ireland, and at many outlets in the US! It can be purchased directly on primapave.com for $25 or from Spirited Away ($27.50), Sechey ($34 for 750ml and $16 for 200ml), MinusMoonshine ($27), or The New Bar ($29.99 for 750ml and $10 for 200ml).
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*Richard Juhlin Blanc de Blanc by OddBird – A non-alcoholic Sparkling Wine (0% ABV)
REVIEW: Oh yes… A proper bubble that doesn´t give you a headache, no matter how much you drink of it😋 It is made in France from 100% Chardonnay grapes howéver it isn´t too sweet (and this is coming from a dry wine lover). It is fresh with a crispy acid in it, and it has clear fruity notes, too. I´m a big fan of this bubbly. Fun fact: Richard Juhlin, a Swedish writer on Champagne, created this bubble. Richard´s job consists of just Champagne-related activities (literally my dream job, would I still have been drinking!), and in 2015 he created his own non-alcoholic wine, this one, the Blanc de Blancs!
Bubbly Rating: 8.5/10
WHERE TO GET: You can buy a bottle from Richard Juhlin Blanc de Blancs at Amazon UK for £8.80 if you´re in the UK, or at Craftzero for AUS$22.50 if you are in Australia.
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Scavi & Ray – Alcohol-free sparkling wine from Italy (<0,03%)
REVIEW: A bit similar to a Chardonnay but then bubbly. I find it quite yellow and a bit on the sweet side. It is not for me, to be honest, but that’s a personal opinion. Some people might actually like that little bit of sweetness.
Bubbly Rating: 5/10
In the UK, Scavi & Ray is for instance available at The Alcoholfree Co (£8.49) and at Drink Supermarket for £6.99.
Secco Bianco by Rimuss – An alcohol-free sparkling wine from Switserland
REVIEW: The color of this alcohol-free sparkling wine is nice and quite light. It smells like the real deal, ánd it also tastes like the real deal, rather nice!! But then… It stops! The bubbles disappear and there’s no lingering nothing. So, not great…
Bubbly Rating: 5/10
WHERE TO GET: Good question… I bought and tried this one a while ago, and it is no longer for sale where I bought it. Googled and found no other shops that stock this either! You don´t miss much, though, so it is ok 😉
*So Jennie – A non-alcoholic, sparkling rosé wine
REVIEW: This is a sweeter bubbly that smells like strawberries and isn’t very wine-like. This could be because So Jennie has never been alcoholized. It contains 11.25g sugar per 150ml, which is high. It has a beautiful pink colo and delicate bubbles, and comes in a stylish bottle. I quite like it.
Bubbly Rating: 7/10
WHERE TO GET: You can find out where to buy So Jennie worldwide on their own website – In the US for instance, you can buy it on Beclink for $42 (750ml) or $29 (375ml).
*Sovi Sparkling White – A sparkling, non-alcoholic wine from California
REVIEW: Sour, but in a crisp & apple-y way. It’s fresh and not sweet. Bubbles disappear pretty quickly, unfortunately. It contains 2g of sugar per 150ml and is made of a blend of Chenin Blanc, Pinot Gris, and Gewürztraminer.
Bubbly Rating: 6.5/10
WHERE TO GET: You can buy Sovi on their own website ($30 for either 4x 250ml cans or for a 750ml bottle), or for instance, at Zeroproof ($28 for 4x 250ml cans) or Spirited Away ($32 for either 4x 250ml cans or for a 750ml bottle).
*Sovi Sparkling Rosé – A sparkling, non-alcoholic rosé wine from California
REVIEW: Sovi Rosé has a very dark color framboise, is quite sour/tangy, and has a dry finish. I don’t think it tastes very wine-like, but it’s not bad. Contains 3g of sugar per 250ml and is made of a blend of Pinot Noir and Tempranillo grapes.
Bubbly Rating: 6/10
WHERE TO GET: You can buy Sovi on their own website ($30 for 4x 250ml cans or $28 for a 750ml bottle), or for instance at Zeroproof ($28 for 4x 250ml cans) or Spirited Away ($32 for either 4x 250ml cans or for a 750ml bottle).
*Sparkling Tea – Produced and bottled by the Copenhagen Sparkling Tea Company
Sparkling Tea (0% ABV) is a new innovative drinks category developed by the Danish award-winning sommelier Jacob Kocemba. The company offers two alcohol-free sparkling versions, a white and a rosé. I will start with BLÅ, the white one:
BLÅ / The main base of this drink consists of Jasmine, White Tea, and Darjeeling (selection of 13 teas in total)
REVIEW: First of all, I love the bottle. It comes in a proper champagne bottle and looks all nice and fancy. This drink contains 20 calories per 100ml. The Sparkling Tea has a beautiful colour, nice and light. Active bubbles, slightly foamy after pouring. It smells a bit like black tea but with a freshness, very agreeable. Then the taste: It’s different… And a good different! It actually tastes like freshly made tea, but then it’s cold and sparkly, with deep layers of unique flavors. An exciting and original drink. I taste Jasmin and a hint of lemon, which makes it nice & fresh. I’m a fan. A big one!!
Bubbly Rating: 9/10
Now the rosé one, LYSERØD…
LYSERØD / This drink has a principal base of Silver Needle, Oolong, and Hibiscus (selection of 11 teas in total)
REVIEW: It is the same gorgeous bottle as the BLÅ but with a pink/white label instead of white/blue. Lots of foam when pouring, which then slowly makes its way down. Nice salmony color. It smells similar to the BLÅ, which makes me wonder… But no, the LYSERØD has an entirely different taste altogether! It is VERY DRY, the driest non-alcoholic sparkling drink I have tasted so far (and I tasted a lot…). I like it. You can taste the different teas in there but without any of them being too overpowering. The bubbles are júst right, and it drinks away easily. It is the perfect drink to have with a lovely summery lunch!
Bubbly Rating: 8/10
I LOVE BOTH THESE DRINKS! The fantastic thing here is that this is a new product! It´s not a sparkling wine without alcohol, but it is a réal Sparkling Tea with tea. If you know what I mean 😉
WHERE TO GET: You can find these amazing non-alcoholic bubbles at many places, including top restaurants, retailers, and online shops. For ALL options, CLICK HERE (this is their direct website). For instance in the UK, you can purchase the Sparkling Teas at Zero Zilch Zip (£16.50), and in the US, in the booze-free bottle shop The New Bar ($36).
*Surely – A non-alcoholic sparkling rosé wine from California
REVIEW: This bubbly is orangey and smells like the real deal. But the taste? Not great, in my humble opinion… There is nothing sweet about it, it’s a bit watery, doesn’t have a lot of bubbles/is a bit flat, plus it’s quite sour. And there is a hint of some unnatural/chemical taste in there… The good thing about Surely sparkling rosé is that they sell it in cans (so easy to bring when you’re on the go), and it only has 1g of sugar per can.
Bubbly Rating: 5/10
WHERE TO GET: You can buy Surely from them directly ($24.99 for a four-pack), or, for instance at Thrive Market ($5.49 for a can). At Thrive Market, you can find lots of reviews on this drink, in case you’d like to read some other opinions!
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*TÖST Rosé – A pink, alcohol-free sparkling tea
REVIEW: First of all, it’s a sparkling tea, not an alcohol-free wine. Its main ingredients are white tea, white cranberry, and ginger. It’s dry, full of flavor and has a lovely color. Love it! Fab bubble to bring to parties too, as it’s readily available in the shops, and it comes in both big as well as small bottles… Delicious!!
Bubbly Rating: 8/10
WHERE TO GET: You can buy TÖST from them directly (3x 750ml bottles for $27 or 16x 250ml bottles for $56), or, for instance, at Sansorium ($18.95 for a 750ml bottle).
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Vendanges Mademoiselle Classic – An alcohol-free sparkling wine made in Spain
REVIEW: It smells like a sparkling wine; it has plenty of bubbles and is quite sweet. There are hints of fruit and it has a nice finish. This is not a bad option if you are looking for non-alcoholic bubbles, but a bit too sweet for me. Fun fact: Vendanges is similar to, and from the same producer as, the Vendome below, but of lower quality, due to it being made with a blend of several white grape types of mixed quality, instead of just one.
Bubbly Rating: 7/10
WHERE TO GET: This alcohol-free bubble is available at Univers Drink for €5,79, which delivers in Belgium, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, and France.
Vendôme Mademoiselle Classic 0,0% Bio Organic – An alcohol-free sparkling wine made in Spain
REVIEW: Smells like the real deal and has lots of bubbles. It is fruity and has a nice after taste. But it is also quite sweet, so I wouldn’t repurchase it as I’m a dry wine lover. But that said, I would drink it again if it were offered to me somewhere (at a party or a restaurant or something). I’m also very curious about the Rosé version of this, so I’ll try to get a bottle of that, too, to see how that tastes! Fun fact: Vendome is similar to, and from the same producer as, the Vendanges above, but of higher quality due to it being made with only one type of white grape, a high-quality one, the Airèn
Bubbly Rating: 7/10
WHERE TO GET: This alcohol-free sparkling wine is available in The Netherlands at Pasteuning Wines & Spirits for €10,95 (750ml) or €4,50 (200ml).
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*Wild Idol – An alcohol-free sparkling rosé with grapes from Germany
REVIEW: This is the most expensive alcohol-free sparkling drink I have ever tasted; it was £34.99 for a standard 750ml bottle. After thinking about it for a few minutes, I decided I just hád to get it, though, as I was very curious how it would taste. So here we go… Wild Idol is vegan & gluten-free and has a simple yet stylish label. The drink has a pale salmon color. Then the taste —> It has a sour bite, a strong taste of green apple, and something sweeter, like peach or something… It’s a lovely taste. The bubbles in it are fast & furious (lóve!) and give me a fizzy, tinkling effect on my tongue. It has a dry aftertaste. Wow, this is good… Love it.
Bubbly Rating: 9/10
WHERE TO GET: I bought my bottle at Selfridges for £34.99, but it’s also available on their own website (£29.99). You can purchase Wild Idol in the US at Wally’s Wine ($40).
*Wild Life Botanicals Nude – This is a non-alcoholic bubble from the UK
Advertised as “Bubbles with Benefits”, this drink immediately drew my attention. The benefits are, they claim: “Ultra-low in alcohol (0.5% ABV) yet ultra-high in goodness, this unique English bubbly crafted in Cornwall is infused with an uplifting elixir of vitamins, minerals and botanicals, each chosen for their health-giving properties.” Sounds promising, doesn’t it?
REVIEW: I poured it, and the non-alcoholic wine has a beautiful light color and lovely, active bubbles. It has a great flavour, elderflower in the beginning, and then its undertones of lime appear; very pleasant. It has a lovely taste with a very original and fresh flavor – I recommend trying these non-alcoholic bubbles for yourself!
Bubbly Rating: 8/10
WHERE TO GET: Wild Life NUDE is available at The Alcoholfree Co (£12.99) in the UK, and at Drink Free in Singapore (SGD$29).
*Wild Life Botanicals Blush – This is a non-alcoholic bubble from the UK
Advertised as “Bubbles with Benefits”, this drink immediately drew my attention. The benefits are, they claim: “Ultra-low in alcohol (0.5% ABV) yet ultra-high in goodness, this unique English bubbly crafted in Cornwall is infused with an uplifting elixir of vitamins, minerals and botanicals, each chosen for their health-giving properties.” Sounds promising, doesn’t it?
REVIEW: The drink smells lovely, like the real deal! It has a beautiful blush rose color and fine, active bubbles. First, there is a very strong strawberry flavour followed by a pleasant, not overly sweet taste with a bit of a sour bite to it. I actually really like this, could this be my new favorite bubbly?
Bubbly Rating: 9/10
WHERE TO GET: Wild Life Blush is available in the UK at The Alcoholfree Co (£13.49). And WILD Nude is also available in Singapore at Drink Free (SGD$29).
Win Sparkling White Verdejo 0.0% – This is a de-alcoholized sparkling wine made from Verdejo grapes and produced by Valbuena de Duero in Spain
REVIEW – On opening the bottle, I noticed that it smells like real cava. It has the pérfect amount of bubbles! The color is beautiful & light. Then the taste: Fresh and slightly appley but nót sweet, with a fruity way!! I really like it.
Bubbly Rating: 8/10
WHERE TO GET: You can find these great non-alcoholic bubbles at the Blue Dolphin Store in Spain for €7,49. Are you located in the US? Then Applejack’s is your place to go! ($16.99)
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I hope you enjoyed perusing through all these non-alcoholic bubbles 🙂 Also, please do not hesitate to let me know if you have any questions and/or know of any products you would like me to try and add to this overview of non-alcoholic sparkling wines!
