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1 Giesen

0% Rosé

Wine · Rosé

86/100

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2 Thomson & Scott

Noughty Rosé

Wine · Rosé

84/100

Tasted

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3 Pierre Zéro

Rosé (3 L bag-in-box)

Wine · Rosé

77/100

Tasted

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Where they differ

Flavor profile

  • Bottle 1White peach, Apple, Strawberry
  • Bottle 2Apricot
  • Bottle 3Red currant, Blackberry, Blossom

Structure, side by side

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Sweetness

1GiesenOff-dry

2Thomson & ScottNot assessed

3Pierre ZéroNot assessed

Body

1GiesenLight body

2Thomson & ScottNot assessed

3Pierre ZéroLight body

Acidity

1GiesenBright acidity

2Thomson & ScottNot assessed

3Pierre ZéroBright acidity

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1 Giesen

0% Rosé

  • Highest score
  • Lowest price

2 Thomson & Scott

Noughty Rosé

3 Pierre Zéro

Rosé (3 L bag-in-box)

Taste
Record Tasted Tasted Tasted
Score Differs

86/100

84/100

77/100

Verdict Giesen ferments a full-strength Marlborough and Waipara rosé, then removes the alcohol with spinning cone technology. Less than 0.5% ABV. A still dealcoholized rosé: summer berries and fresh apricot, soft and balanced, without a bead. Pierre Zéro's Bag-in-Box rosé is three litres of dealcoholized French rosé from Maison Chavin, the range's pioneer since 2010: redcurrant and bilberry fruit,…
Flavor Differs White peach, Apple, Strawberry Apricot Red currant, Blackberry, Blossom
Sweetness Differs Off-dry — —
Body Differs Light body — Light body
Acidity Differs Bright acidity — Bright acidity
Likeness It reads as rosé rather than pink soda: stone fruit and cranberry, off-dry, on a light frame. The short middle is the limit. A soft still rosé, Provence-shaped: berries and apricot hold, and the Pinotage is color rather than tannin. The missing snap is the limit. Fruit-forward rosé, not a savory one. Redcurrant and bilberry over gentle acidity, made to pour rather than to study. The shape is wine. The short, soft close is the limit.
Category Wine Wine Wine
Style Rosé Rosé Rosé
Alcohol & production
Alcohol level <0.5% <0.5% <0.5%
Production Dealcoholized Dealcoholized Dealcoholized
Method Spinning cone Spinning cone Spinning cone
Product facts
Origin Marlborough and Waipara, New Zealand Western Cape, South Africa France
Price Differs Under $20 $20–$29 $20–$29
Bottle size 750 ml 750 ml 3 litres (bag-in-box)
Evidence
Verification Producer documented Producer documented Producer documented
Sources 4 sources 5 sources 6 sources
Last verified 2026-10-18 2026-10-20 2026-10-03