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1 MURI

Yamilé

Wine · Sparkling rosé

86/100

Tasted

Remove MURI Yamilé

2 Thomson & Scott

Noughty Sparkling Rosé

Wine · Sparkling rosé

Research record

Remove Thomson & Scott Noughty Sparkling Rosé

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Where they differ

Declared alcohol

  • Bottle 1<0.5%
  • Bottle 20.0%

Production

  • Bottle 1Alternative
  • Bottle 2Dealcoholized

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Sweetness

1MURIDry

2Thomson & ScottNot yet tasted

Body

1MURINot assessed

2Thomson & ScottNot yet tasted

Acidity

1MURIBright acidity

2Thomson & ScottNot yet tasted

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The full comparison

4 fields match. Differences are marked.

Field

1 MURI

Yamilé

  • Highest score

2 Thomson & Scott

Noughty Sparkling Rosé

  • Lowest price
  • Dealcoholized
  • Producer-documented method
Taste
Record Differs Tasted Research record
Score Differs

86/100

Research record
Verdict Raspberry and golden tomato on fine bubbles, dry and tart, with a savory peppercorn line through the glass. Research record
Flavor Differs Raspberry, Golden tomato, Peppercorn Research record
Sweetness Differs Dry Research record
Body Differs — Research record
Acidity Differs Bright acidity Research record
Likeness A dry sparkling rosé: tart, finely bubbled, with peppercorn keeping raspberry and golden tomato savory. Research record
Category Wine Wine
Style Sparkling rosé Sparkling rosé
Alcohol & production
Alcohol level Differs <0.5% 0.0%
Production Differs Alternative Dealcoholized
Method Differs Formulated alternative Vacuum distillation
Product facts
Origin Copenhagen, Denmark La Mancha, Spain
Price Differs $30+ $20–$29
Bottle size 750 ml 750 ml
Evidence
Verification Producer documented Producer documented
Sources 4 sources 3 sources
Last verified 2026-10-24 2026-10-20