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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

2026-11-06

Supports

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

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The label prints less than 0.5%. Producer notes, Cristaldi, and Alisa Jacobson’s 5 November 2026 email print or confirm about 0.5%. The same notes say there is no alcohol here. All claims are kept. Displayed alcohol follows the producer’s 0.5% almost exactly confirmation.

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Evidence

Producer documented

Checked

2026-11-05

Supports

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

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The notes print 95% Sauvignon Blanc and 5% Viognier. The ingredient line names only Sauvignon Blanc. The Chronicle excerpt on the producer site says a touch of Viognier was added.

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Evidence

Producer documented

Checked

2026-11-11

Supports

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

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BOLLE product page prints less than 0.5% ABV. Difford’s Guide prints 0.5% alc./vol. This record uses the producer ceiling.

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Evidence

Producer documented

Checked

2026-11-11

Supports

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

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BOLLE product page prints 80% Chardonnay, 20% Silvaner. Difford’s Guide says a minimum of 75% Chardonnay with the balance Silvaner. The producer blend remains attributed here.

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Evidence

Producer documented

Checked

2026-11-07

Supports

Shop variety line: Cabernet Sauvignon, Shiraz, Spätburgunder, Dornfelder. The sheet names the same four and adds verjus, without percentages.

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Both claims are retained. The public grape line keeps the shop and German sheet set.

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Evidence

Producer documented

Checked

2026-11-07

Supports

The shop page prints 0,0 % vol.

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Both claims are retained. The public figure is the sheet ceiling, <0.05%. It is not collapsed into 0.0%.

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Evidence

Producer documented

Checked

2026-11-07

Supports

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

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Both claims are retained. The public grapes line follows the sheets. Pinot Noir and Spätburgunder are the same variety.

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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

Supports

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

Producer documented

Checked

2026-11-02

Supports

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

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The 2026 technical sheet prints < 0.5% abv. The producer homepage prints 0% alcohol above the Bianco and Rosé. The stored figure is the sheet’s ceiling.

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Evidence

No field-level source

Supports

No public supporting sentence is stored for this field.

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The 2026 technical sheet lists Garganega and Pinot Grigio. The producer site lists native white varieties from Veneto, predominantly Garganega, Fernanda, and Pinot Grigio. Both claims stay on the record.

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Evidence

Producer documented

Checked

2026-11-02

Supports

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

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The 2026 technical sheet prints < 0.5% abv. The producer homepage prints 0% alcohol above the Bianco and Rosé. The stored figure is the sheet’s ceiling.

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Evidence

No field-level source

Supports

No public supporting sentence is stored for this field.

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The 2026 technical sheet lists Corvina. The producer site lists native red varieties from Veneto vinified as rosé, predominantly Corvina and Corvinone. Both claims stay on the record.

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Evidence

Producer documented

Checked

2026-10-30

Supports

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

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The product page says Grenache verjus. The Santa Maria Sun, 8 October 2026, quotes Sara Hershkowitz saying grenache. The Santa Barbara Independent, 24 February 2026, says the pink Hibiscus Blood Orange is based on syrah. The Glasrose story page names Malvasia and Syrah for the later pick, not Grenache.

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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.

Open dispute

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.

Open dispute

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

Supports

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

Open dispute

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

2026-11-05

Supports

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

Open dispute

Both claims are retained. The displayed figure follows the producer less-than ceiling.

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Evidence

Bottle verified

Checked

2026-11-05

Supports

The front label prints AIRÉN. Winedom’s typed blend line stays in discrepancies.

Open dispute

Both claims are retained. The displayed grape line follows the bottle label.

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Evidence

Bottle verified

Checked

2026-10-28

Supports

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

Open dispute

The US back label names a dealcoholization process and no machine. Deuna house copy names vacuum distillation plus spinning cone. We do not resolve a machine.

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Evidence

No field-level source

Supports

No public supporting sentence is stored for this field.

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The US front and back labels print Monastrell · Syrah. Deuna lists Tempranillo and Syrah and writes those grapes into the ingredients. We do not resolve a grape. The public style line follows the US label.

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Evidence

Bottle verified

Checked

2026-10-28

Supports

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

Open dispute

The US back label names a dealcoholization process and no machine. Deuna house copy names vacuum distillation plus spinning cone. We do not resolve a machine.

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Evidence

No field-level source

Supports

No public supporting sentence is stored for this field.

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The US variety line and front packshot print Tempranillo · Syrah. The US ingredient list on the same back label says Verdejo grapes. Deuna lists Tempranillo and Syrah. We do not resolve a grape.

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Evidence

Secondary source

Checked

2026-11-01

Supports

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

Open dispute

The US packshot and range page name de-alcoholized sparkling rosé and no machine. Deuna house copy names vacuum distillation plus spinning cone. We do not resolve a machine.

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Evidence

No field-level source

Supports

No public supporting sentence is stored for this field.

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Deuna lists Tempranillo and Syrah. The US packshot does not name a grape. No US back label was filed. We do not print a resolved grape.

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Evidence

Producer documented

Checked

2026-11-06

Supports

40% Xarel.lo, 30% Macabeo, 30% Parellada. Dis&Dis’s Chardonnay addition stays in discrepancies.

Open dispute

All claims are retained. The displayed grape line follows the ARAEX percentages. Dis&Dis’s Chardonnay addition is not on the ARAEX sheet.

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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.

Open dispute

The technical sheet prints Alc. 0.1% vol. The producer shop listing prints Alcohol < 0.5% vol. The record stores 0.1% from the sheet.

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Evidence

Producer documented

Checked

2026-11-10

Supports

See discrepancies.

Open dispute

The technical sheet names Variety: Weißburgunder. The producer shop Weinkennzeichnung line prints Rebsorte Riesling. The record stores Weißburgunder from the sheet.

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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.

Open dispute

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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