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Sweetness
1De NadaNot assessed
2PLUS & MINUSDry
3The SubstituteNot assessed
4Yes Way RoséOff-dry
Body
1De NadaLight body
2PLUS & MINUSLight body
3The SubstituteLight body
4Yes Way RoséNot assessed
Acidity
1De NadaNot assessed
2PLUS & MINUSBright acidity
3The SubstituteNot assessed
4Yes Way RoséBright acidity
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1 De Nada |
2 PLUS & MINUS |
3 The Substitute |
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| Taste | ||||
| Score Differs | 79/100 |
80/100 |
82/100 |
82/100 |
| Verdict | De Nada's Non-Alcoholic Rosé is a dealcoholized Chilean wine from the Maule Valley, made in collaboration with veteran Long Island winemaker Juan Esteban Sep… | Strawberry, rose, and apricot on a light, juicy frame — bright acid, dry-leaning close with savory red fruit. | A refreshing rosé with a light body and gently rounded texture. Acidity gives the palate definition, though the fruit fades quickly on the short finish. | A lightly sweet alcohol-removed rosé. Strawberry, white peach, and citrus, soft through the middle, with fresh acidity and a clean, crisp finish. |
| Flavor Differs | Red berry, Citrus | Strawberry, Rose, Apricot, Red berry | — | Strawberry, White peach, Citrus |
| Sweetness Differs | — | Dry | — | Off-dry |
| Body Differs | Light body | Light body | Light body | — |
| Acidity Differs | — | Bright acidity | — | Bright acidity |
| Likeness | Dry rosé, nose and palate in the same register. Red berry and citrus on a light frame, without the sweet slide that pulls so many alcohol-removed rosés off the wine. The close is clean and short. | Fair-to-good: pale rosé fruit and acid are there; savory dry close helps; mid-palate stays light. | — | Strawberry and white peach read as rosé. Fresh acidity keeps the light sweetness from turning the pour into cordial. The shape is clear, and it is a narrow one. |
| Product facts | ||||
| Origin | Maule Valley, Chile | South Australia | Hungary | France |
| Evidence | ||||
| Verification Differs | Bottle verified | Producer documented | Bottle verified | Bottle verified |
| Sources | 6 sources | 5 sources | 6 sources | 3 sources |
| Last verified | 2026-10-10 | 2026-10-18 | 2026-10-18 | 2026-09-27 |