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Evidence

Research sourced

Checked

2026-10-03

Supports

The producer page was blocked on 2026-10-03. The live French Chardonnay retailer page names vacuum dealcoholisation and provides ingredients, nutrition, and 75 cl, but the photographed US bottle does not identify that varietal/SKU. These facts are not transferred without exact-bottle confirmation.

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Gueule de Joie names gentle vacuum dealcoholisation on its Chardonnay sparkling. The Hechtsheim page and this front label do not name a machine. The method stays undeclared.

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Evidence

No field-level source

Supports

No public supporting sentence is stored for this field.

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Hechtsheim bottles a Chardonnay sparkling and a Pinot Noir rosé sparkling. The front label of this bottle says Sparkling and Dealcoholized Wine and does not name a grape.

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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.

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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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Evidence

Bottle verified

Checked

2026-10-25

Supports

The source is associated with this field; no public supporting sentence is stored.

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The Edenvale page says less than 0.5% ABV. The US bottle prints 0.25%. We print 0.25%.

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Evidence

No field-level source

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No public supporting sentence is stored for this field.

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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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Evidence

Bottle verified

Checked

2026-11-07

Supports

The source is associated with this field; no public supporting sentence is stored.

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Earlier 2025 sources, not the photographed 2026 vintage: the product page does not name a grape. The Santa Barbara Independent, 24 February 2026, says this bottle is made from malvasia. The Santa Maria Sun, 8 October 2026, says it includes vermentino. The Glasrose story page names Malvasia and Syrah for the later pick.

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Evidence

Producer documented

Checked

2026-11-10

Supports

The source is associated with this field; no public supporting sentence is stored.

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Serendipity structured field prints 0.5%; the same page’s winemaking sentence says under 0.5% ABV. The 2020 sell sheet and Better Rhodes print less than / <0.5%. Public field follows the less-than ceiling.

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Evidence

Distributor sourced

Checked

2026-11-10

Supports

The source is associated with this field; no public supporting sentence is stored.

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Serendipity NV trade listing (2026-11-10): 97% Muscat, 3% Pinot Noir. Archived 2020 producer sell sheet and living Better Rhodes page: 99% Chardonnay and 1% Cabernet Sauvignon. Not reconciled.

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Evidence

Producer documented

Checked

2026-11-05

Supports

The product page prints "Alcohol-free (<0,5%)" and the category line "Dealcoholized wine (<0,5 % vol.)." The laboratory page’s 0.3% maximum is a range statement and is kept in discrepancies.

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Both claims are retained. No exact residual is stored. The public figure is the product page ceiling, under 0.5%.

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Evidence

Producer documented

Checked

2026-11-05

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The rendered page prints "Grape variety: Tempranillo." The product description on the same URL prints "Grapes: Tempranillo, Syrah." Both claims are retained.

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Both claims are retained. No blend percentage is stored.

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Evidence

No field-level source

Supports

No public supporting sentence is stored for this field.

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MacArthur Beverages lists Variety: Cabernet Sauvignon. The producer page and the packshot do not name a grape. This record does not.

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Evidence

Producer documented

Checked

2026-11-08

Supports

The difference remains unresolved; the page’s figure is not assumed to be a rounded threshold.

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Rechecked 2026-11-08. The official 2023 technical sheet still prints Alc. by Volume 0.2%. The live product page wine specs still print Alcohol by Volume: 0.5, while the description says under 0.5% Alc. The profile retains the technical sheet’s exact 0.2% declaration. This difference is unresolved; no rounding convention or formulation change is inferred. The historical Total Wine listing printed 0.0%, but was blocked/unreachable when checked on 2026-09-21.

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Evidence

Producer documented

Checked

2026-11-08

Supports

The source is associated with this field; no public supporting sentence is stored.

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Rechecked 2026-11-08. The official 2023 technical sheet lists 75% Pinot Noir, 15% Saint Laurent, and 10% Merlot/Cabernet Sauvignon field blend. The GRAPE importer page still lists Pinot Noir, Pinot Meunier, Saint Laurent, and Dornfelder. The profile retains the technical sheet blend. No winner is inferred.

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