Best 0.0% wines

We put a wine in the 0.0% set only when a cited source states 0.0%. A bottle under 0.5% stays in the other band. 0.0% vs under 0.5%.

0.0% is not a style

A 0.0% wine might be dealcoholized, or built as an alternative that was never wine. The residual does not tell you which. If you want alcohol removed from wine, use the dealcoholized link below. If you want the highest-rated wine of any residual, start at best wine.

Scores on that list are tasted. A researched profile can be 0.0% and still have no number. See Does nonalcoholic wine contain alcohol?

What holds up at true 0.0%

The best bottles in this band still taste like wine after the residual claim is satisfied — acid, named fruit, and structure that is not only sugar.

Oddbird GSM — dark berries, savory spice, gentle tannin; one of the more convincing dealcoholized reds at a dinner table.
French Bloom Le Rosé — wild strawberry and white peach over a fine bead; fruit stays tart through a medium-long close.
Oddbird Low Intervention Organic White No. 2 — floral citrus and tropical fruit with honey–cardamom lift; long, dry-leaning, lightly spicy close.
Kolonne Null Riesling — mirabelle, quince, and slate salt; acid against a little must-sweetness. Keep it cold.
Oddbird Sparkling Rosé — berry-led, semi-dry, clean pink fizz when you want fruit more than depth.
ViSecco Pinot Meunier — dry Pinot Meunier with meadow herbs; elegant herbal finish.

Dealcoholized pink of any residual: Best dealcoholized rosé. Bubbles of any residual: Best nonalcoholic sparkling wine.

In the cellar

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