The ranking

Our top 12

Highest score first, from 59 tasted bottles. Tied scores list the more recent tasting first.

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Rank 11

85/100

Standout

Balance, aromatic detail, and a creamy texture. Complexity stays moderate, and the finish is medium rather than long. The wine character is convincing, and freshness plays against the sweetness. I would pour it again. A second bottle is a real prospect.

Ways to shop this list Pick by preference

The highest-scoring tasted bottle that meets each preference.

  1. 0.0% French Bloom Le Rosé 89/100 0.0% ABV

    A shortlist sparkling rosé. The fruit stays named and tart through a medium-long close. A pretty pink aroma would not be enough, and this is more than that.

  2. Dealcoholized Weis Vineyards Ohne Rosé 88/100 0.5% ABV

    A deftly balanced sparkling rosé. The sweetness gives it breadth, the acidity keeps it lively, and the late turn toward strawberry gives it character. I’d buy it again and drink it regularly.

  3. Under $20 Edenvale Sparkling Cuvee 86/100 0.25% ABV

    Vinous on the aroma and in the glass. Slight sweetness, moderate acidity, and a lively bead stay in proportion, and the fruit lasts. One to pour again.

How these lists are chosen

What was evaluated

59 tasted sparkling wines with a public score. Research records are not candidates.

Who qualifies

Ranked from 59 tasted nonalcoholic sparkling wines, by firsthand score. The top 12 are listed. Research-only products are excluded. A tied score lists the more recent tasting first. Sparkling and sparkling rosé qualify. Still wine does not. Updated November 2026.

What the score is rewarding

Bead and fruit. A pleasant carbonated wine can score well. It is still not a second fermentation unless a source says so.

What tends to go wrong

A stripped still wine, carbonated and sold as if it were Champagne. Pleasant is allowed. The method is not optional.

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