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Current answer

1 public record

Scope: All drinks · Australia · Conflicting grape claims

1 public record match. Documented named removal method: 0 of 1 eligible records. Documented exact residual claim: 0 of 1 records. Firsthand scores: 1.

Evidence gaps stay in the denominator. Method missing or withheld: 0; method conflicts: 1; ABV missing or unsupported: 0; ABV conflicts: 1; documented grapes: 0 of 1 wine records.

Named removal method 0/1 eligible 0% Exact residual claim 0/1 records 0% Firsthand score 1/1 records 100% Documented grapes 0/1 wines 0%

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Edenvale

Edenvale Sparkling Cuvee

Public product ID TDS-0419

86/100
Origin
Australia
Style
Sparkling
Classification
Dealcoholized
Importer
Lionstone International, Lake Forest, Illinois
Availability
Producer shop checked 25 Oct 2026
Removal method Other documented method Method conflict
Evidence
Producer documented
Checked
2026-10-25
Supports
Edenvale names a GoLo heat-pump that separates alcohol, dealcoholized liquid, and essence, then returns the essence.
Open dispute
Edenvale names a GoLo heat-pump and does not name a spinning cone. Laithwaites says the wine goes through a custom spinning cone column. We follow Edenvale.

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Residual ABV 0.25% Unresolved conflict
Evidence
Bottle verified
Checked
2026-10-25
Supports
The source is associated with this field; no public supporting sentence is stored.
Open dispute
The Edenvale page says less than 0.5% ABV. The US bottle prints 0.25%. We print 0.25%.

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Grape varieties Not documented Conflicting grape claims
Evidence
No field-level source
Supports
No public supporting sentence is stored for this field.
Open dispute
The Edenvale page says selected South Eastern Australian grapes and does not name a variety. Laithwaites names Sémillon. We do not print a grape.

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Global overview

Catalog coverage, with the gaps left visible

635 publicly inspectable records. 21 work-in-progress records are excluded. Catalog composition is coverage—not market size, share, sales, demand, or launches.

Recorded catalog growth

Catalog coverage and firsthand tasted-and-scored coverage are separate series. A catalog addition is a TDS coverage event—not a market launch.

Launch milestone 2026-09-18 First recorded bottle; not a full inventory snapshot.

No earlier comparable inventory snapshots are on record. The chart starts with today’s live snapshot; the missing interval is intentional.

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DatePublic catalogTasted & scoredScopeSource
2026-11-13 635 365 public_catalog_v1 Live catalog · tdsi-988807bc30ee

Composition

By drink category

All 635 public records

Production origin

All public drinks

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Production originRecordsShare
United States21934%
Germany11318%
France8513%
Spain569%
Italy264%
Australia193%
South Africa193%
Austria173%
United Kingdom163%
Canada142%
New Zealand132%
Origin not documented71%
Chile61%
Belgium30%
Argentina30%
Hungary30%
Netherlands30%
Denmark20%
Greece20%
Sweden20%
Japan20%
Taiwan10%
Ireland10%
United States10%
Armenia10%
Germany10%

Field-by-field completeness

Evidence states—not a disclosure leaderboard

Completeness is not quality, safety, honesty, or proof that one process makes a better drink. These explicit rules are groundwork for a future Transparency Index, not an index itself.

Removal method

0/1 removal-eligible records have a documented named method. Inapplicable and unknown applicability remain outside that denominator.

Residual ABV

0/1 records have a sourced exact residual claim without an open ABV conflict. Label-only declarations and ceilings stay separate.

Lab-tested residual share is not yet measurable from current records; a declaration is not called a lab result without lab evidence.

Grape varieties

0/1 wine records have a supported grape field. Presence in this catalog does not measure grape demand or tell growers what to plant.