2024 Tuscan Syrah
84/100
The short takeFirm tannin and savory herbal character give this Syrah more depth than most nonalcoholic reds. The body is lighter than conventional Syrah, but its dryness, acidity and mineral-saline finish keep it convincingly wine-like.
Tasted Karl HillHow we score
Who it’s for A dry, herbal red when structure matters more than weight.
TDS Wineprint
This pour · documented production
In the glass
- Nose
- Red currant and blackberry mingle with dried cherry. Rosemary and thyme give the fruit a distinct herbal setting.
- Palate
- Dry and savory, with bright acidity and firm tannin supplying structure despite the lighter body. Subtle black-pepper spice adds another detail without defining the whole glass. The balance reads as wine rather than sweet fruit juice.
- Finish
- A structured, mineral-saline close, with herbs and red fruit lingering together. The savory character carries through.
Structure and likeness Show Hide
Structure
- Sweetness
- Dry
- Acidity
- Bright acidity
How wine-like is it?
Separate from the score. A convincing resemblance is not a higher rating.
Recognizably red wine in its acidity, tannin and herbal character; lighter in body than a conventional Syrah.
The wine
The body is lighter than a conventional Syrah, and that is the clearest limit here. Yet Andreina retains enough tannin and bright acidity to feel distinctly like red wine. Dryness and savory character carry more of the experience than weight. It is structured rather than sweet or juice-like, an important distinction for a dealcoholized red.
Red currant, blackberry and dried cherry give the aroma a mix of fresh and dried fruit, with rosemary and thyme alongside. The herbs are central to the character, not just a detail around the fruit. Firm tannin gives the palate grip, while the acidity keeps it bright. Black pepper is a subtler presence, adding spice without taking over the dry, savory impression.
The finish holds onto herbs and red fruit with a mineral-saline character. That persistence helps explain why the lighter body does not make the wine feel like a simple fruit drink: structure and savory flavor remain part of the glass through the close. This is a convincing red-wine option with more depth than most nonalcoholic reds, provided the expectation is herbal definition and tannic grip rather than conventional Syrah weight.
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Research notes
It says the process recovers 99% of the original wine’s aromatic profile; that is the producer’s claim. The retailer product data assigns the recorded UPC to Single Bottle, not a six- or twelve-bottle pack.
Where to buy
- Andreina
- Package
750 ml
- Typical price
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$29.99–$30.00 / 750 ml
- Availability
Andreina and The Zero Proof single-bottle offers in stock when checked on 2026-10-03
Availability is market-specific; a producer link does not establish shipping to every country. Prices and availability are independently observed and may change. Retailer listings do not imply endorsement. A different package is labeled as a different format. Reader-service exceptions and commercial links are identified above; neither affects scores, rankings, classification, verification, or editorial coverage.
Product facts
- Producer
- Andreina
- Origin
Cortona, Tuscany, Italy
- Vintage
- 2024
- Base beverage
- 2024 Cortona Syrah, fermented, then dealcoholized
- Bottle / can
- 750 ml
Sources & verification
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Evidence at a glance
- Producer documented8 facts
- Retailer sourced4 facts
- Unverified3 facts
Production record
The core production facts are documented and current.
- Classification
- Verified
- Method
- Named method
- ABV
- Ceiling declaration
- Origin
- Documented
- Record
- Current
Sources
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Producer drinkandreina.com
Producer documented5 notes
- ABV
- No tighter residual is given.
- Production
- The page says the wine is fully fermented, then the alcohol is removed.
- Price
- No subscription or case price is substituted for the single-bottle offer.
- Country
- Product page origin line prints Cortona, Tuscany, Italy (DOC).
- Availability
- Producer 1 Bottle and retailer Single Bottle variants both report available=true in opened product data. Each dated observation is also recorded on its own purchase link.
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2 notes
- Calories
- Opened retailer nutrition graphic: serving size 5 fl oz (150 ml), 15 calories. The current producer FAQ no longer displays the nutrition figures; the factual amount is unchanged and the new source tier is explicit.
- Sugar
- Opened retailer nutrition graphic: serving size 5 fl oz (150 ml), total sugar 2 g, including 2 g added sugar. The current producer FAQ no longer displays the nutrition figures. Preserve the sourced total-sugar amount without inferring grams per litre.
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Note
- Barcode (EAN/GTIN)
- The Zero Proof product data gives the recorded UPC on Single Bottle; the six- and twelve-pack barcode fields are empty. Checksum passes. This is not a retailer SKU or a pack identifier.
Additional sources
Product record history Sourced changes and open disagreements. Prior claims stay on the record when sources conflict.
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- UpdatedCatalog record updated from sourced research.
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