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Brand
Genio Español
Bodegas Bellavista’s Spanish ZERO,0 pair: Sauvignon Blanc and Tempranillo dealcoholized in one low-temperature vacuum pass to a declared 0.0% ABV.
- In the cellar
- 2 bottles
- Production
- Dealcoholized
- Origin
- Spain
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Our take on Genio Español
Genio Español ZERO,0 is the alcohol-free pair from Bodegas Bellavista in Jumilla, Murcia. The winery belongs to the Familia Bastida group, whose wine history reaches back through several generations; this line narrows that broad Spanish portfolio to two varietal bottles with the same removal path and the same declared endpoint.
ZERO,0 Sauvignon Blanc is the white. ZERO,0 Tempranillo is the red. Both producer sheets identify 750 ml Burgundy bottles under screw cap and print 0.0% ABV.
One process, two grapes
Bodegas Bellavista describes low-temperature vacuum distillation: the tank is placed under vacuum, reducing the temperature needed to separate alcohol. The producer says one pass reaches 0.0% while limiting oxygen exposure and oxidation. No branded machine is named, but the method family is explicit.
The pairing is deliberately direct. Sauvignon Blanc receives the colder service recommendation, 4–6 °C; Tempranillo is listed at 10–12 °C. Those are producer instructions, not Dry Standard tasting conclusions. Neither bottle has been poured for this publication, so the cellar records stop at sourced identity, production, package, and alcohol facts.
What’s in the cellar
Both Genio Español wines are unscored research profiles. The Sauvignon Blanc and Tempranillo records carry the supplied Bodegas Bellavista technical sheets as their evidence base, with an individual producer bottle image for each SKU.
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How to use this page
Both Genio Español bottles in the cellar are listed above. Classification: Dealcoholized. Method: Vacuum distillation. Origin: Spain. Styles: Sauvignon Blanc and Tempranillo. Winery group: Familia Bastida.