Wines & Sparkling Wines
without alcohol

Alcohol-free wines are a rapidly growing trend, driven by a more conscious, healthier lifestyle.

Although sales figures are rising sharply – by over 27% in 2024 – they are not cheaper. Due to complex dealcoholization processes, they are often more expensive than conventional wine.

Key aspects of the trend:

Growing market: Particularly popular among young people, non-alcoholic wines and sparkling wines (approx. 7% market share) are experiencing high growth rates.
Quality: Skepticism decreases as quality and taste steadily increase through improved processes.
Health/Lifestyle: The "No and Low Alcohol" trend is growing, as many people want to live more consciously or abstain from alcohol at work/while driving.
Production: Removing the alcohol (e.g., vacuum distillation) is expensive and time-consuming.

Red wine

Cabernet Sauvignon

Germany, Rheingau.

Deep in color, high tannin content, typical varietal bouquet, berry-like, spicy and harmonious.

Grape variety: Cabernet Sauvignon

Red wine

Cuvée Red

Germany, Rheingau.

Distinct notes of raspberries and red currants.

Grape variety: Various red grape varieties

White wine

Chardonnay

Germany, Rheingau.

A fresh and light dealcoholized wine.

With subtle notes of exotic fruits.

Grape variety: Chardonnay

White wine

Cuvée White

Germany, Rheingau.

It offers vibrant notes of green apple, citrus fruits and gooseberry with a hint of peach.

Grape varieties: Müller-Thurgau (often called Rivaner) and Silvaner

White wine

Sauvignon Blanc dealcoholized, dry

Germany, Rheinhessen.

Aromas and wine-specific characteristics: delicate scents of ripe gooseberries and subtle blackcurrant interplay with a hint of mango. Intense green aromas with a touch of citrus.

White wine

Dealcoholized Riesling, dry

Germany, Rheinhessen.

Aromas and wine-specific characteristics: elegant, fine fruit acidity

Rosé wine

Rose

Germany, Rheingau.

Subtle pink, slightly sparkling, delicate fruit and refreshing.

Grape varieties: Made from red cuvée.

(Grenache and Cabernet Sauvignon)

Sparkling wine

SPARKLING Blanc de Blancs Chardonnay

Germany, Rheingau.

The sparkling alternative for the champagne lover. Pure refreshment and enjoyment!
The Blanc de Blancs Chardonnay presents itself as lively, fresh with a subtle aroma, spicy and harmonious.

Grape variety: Chardonnay

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