Brand
Shania
Gil Family Estates’ 0.0% dealcoholized line from Spain. Five bottles are in the cellar as research records. No machine is named on the US labels.
- In the cellar
- 5 bottles
- Production
- Dealcoholized
- Origin
- Spain
Reviews from Shania
Compare holds up to four. Want to try keeps a bottle in My Bottles.
Research recordCataloged, not yet poured
Undeclared · Spain · Documented
Research recordCataloged, not yet poured
Undeclared · Spain · Documented
Our take on Shania
Shania is the 0.0% range from Gil Family Estates / Bodegas Juan Gil. The US site lists five wines: White, Sparkling White, Sparkling Rosé, Rosé, and Red. The US back labels that have been filed print DE-ALCOHOLIZED, 0.0% ABV, and a dealcoholization process inside the winery. They do not name a machine. Still wines are bottled by Bodegas Juan Gil. The sparkling white back label is bottled by Bodegas Tridente S.L.
German trade pages for the same line name vacuum distillation plus spinning cone. That pair is recorded as a disagreement, not as the house method.
In the cellar
None of these have been poured here. Each page is a research record: sourced facts, no glass, no score.
- 0.0 White — Verdejo on the US label
- 0.0 Sparkling White — Verdejo, carbon dioxide after removal
- 0.0 Sparkling Rosé — no US back label filed yet
- 0.0 Rosé — the US variety line and the US ingredient list disagree on the grape
- 0.0 Red — Monastrell · Syrah on the US label; German trade lists Tempranillo and Syrah
Scores are tasted. Research records do not inherit a number. How we score.
How to use this page
Classification: Dealcoholized. The method line stays Undeclared until a named machine appears on a producer source. Style pages: Sparkling, Sparkling rosé, Rosé.