Cruse

Bellini Sparkling

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Cruse Special Edition Peach Bellini dealcoholized wine bottle
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Researched by Karl Hill ·

Updated 18 Oct 2026 — ABV corrected.

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Research record

Product facts researched. Not tasted or scored.

The wine

Cruse Peach Bellini is a French flavored sparkling drink made from dealcoholized white wine. The physical U.S. bottle identifies GCF in Landiras as the bottler and Saranty Imports in Stamford, Connecticut as the importer. It is a wine-based flavored drink rather than evidence of a distilled-spirit cocktail recipe.

The label supplies a full ingredient declaration, including sugar, carbon dioxide, stabilizers and preservatives. These are formulation facts, not observations about how the drink tastes. The named flavor, color and presentation do not establish sweetness perception, acidity, aroma quality or finish.

The Nutrition Facts panel uses a 150 ml serving and lists five servings per bottle. Both the ingredients and nutrition panel are preserved as photographs so the original wording can be checked. Numeric nutrition rows take precedence over an internally inconsistent generic footnote; that discrepancy is recorded in provenance.

Alcohol removal is explicitly declared, but the bottle does not identify the equipment or process conditions. No specific removal technology is inferred from the bottler or country. This remains an unscored research draft, with no firsthand tasting event or sensory judgment. The new physical-label evidence replaces the earlier reliance on retailer snippets; publication status has not been changed.

The bottle

Production Dealcoholized

Evidence Bottle verified

Production type describes how it is made, not how it tastes. What this classification means.

Method Undeclared

Research notes

The physical U.S. bottle supersedes the retailer listing. The label verifies the numeric ABV (contains less than 0.49 percent alcohol by volume), the full ingredient list, and the product's own classification as an 'aromatised and aerated flavored drink made from de-alcoholized wine', bottled by GCF at 33720 Landiras, France and imported by Saranty Imports, Stamford, CT. At 0.49 percent the bottle sits under the publication's 0.5 percent ceiling, so that eligibility is confirmed rather than open. The label names no de-alcoholization process - no spinning cone, vacuum distillation or reverse osmosis - so the method remains undeclared. 'De-alcoholized' on its own does not identify a process, and a general description of GCF's process would not tie that process to this exact product; only the producer can settle it.

Verified facts

Evidence: Bottle verified · 5 sources

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  • Method Undeclared

Where to buy

Package

750 ml

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Product facts

Producer
Bottled by GCF, Landiras, France; imported by Saranty Imports, Stamford, CT
Base beverage
Dealcoholized white wine
Bottle / can
750 ml

Ingredients & nutrition

Ingredients
De-alcoholized white wine (grape, acidity regulators tartaric acid and malic acid, preservative sulfites), sugar, carbon dioxide, stabilisers (gum arabic, cellulose gum, citric acid), natural flavouring, colours (caramel syrup, carrot concentrate), preservatives (potassium sorbate, sulfites, dimethyl dicarbonate)
Calories
60 kcal per 150 ml (5 fl oz)
Sugar
14 g total sugars, including 14 g added sugars, per 150 ml
Per 100 ml
40 kcal · 9.3 g sugar

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Sources & verification

Facts checked Oct 2026 2 primary sources Method: not disclosed Conflicts: none Show details Hide details

Evidence at a glance

  • Bottle verified8 facts
  • Producer documented2 facts
  • Unverified2 facts

Sources

  • Bottle / can label Bottle label

    • Volume
    • ABV
    • Production
    • Ingredients
    • Country
    • Package
    • Nutrition
    • Base beverage
    Bottle verified
    7 notes
    Volume
    Back label prints 750ML.
    ABV
    Label explicitly states contains less than 0.49 percent alcohol by volume.
    Production
    Label describes an aromatised and aerated flavored drink made from dealcoholized wine; equipment is not named.
    Ingredients
    De-alcoholized white wine (grape; acidity regulators: tartaric acid, malic acid; preservative: sulfites), sugar, carbon dioxide, stabilisers (gum arabic, cellulose gum, acid (citric acid)), natural flavouring, colours (caramel syrup, colouring concentrate from carrot), preservatives (potassium sorbate, sulfites, dimethyl dicarbonate).
    Country
    Produced in France; bottled by GCF at 33720 Landiras, France.
    Package
    750 ml; imported by Saranty Imports, Stamford, CT. Contains sulfites.
    Nutrition
    Per 150 ml: 60 kcal; 15 g carbohydrate; 14 g total sugars including 14 g added sugars; 0 g fat and protein; zero sodium; 55 mg potassium. The generic footnote also calls total sugars insignificant, contradicting the explicit 14 g row; the numeric row controls. Sodium is printed as 0 mg.

  • Producer Producer

    • Calories
    • Sugar
    Producer documented

  • Cited source Cited source

    • Region
    • Producer
    Unverified

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Product record history Sourced changes and open disagreements. Prior claims stay on the record when sources conflict.
  1. ResearchedResearch record. Product facts researched. Not tasted or scored.
  2. UpdatedCatalog record updated from sourced research.
  3. ABV verified · ABVCorrected from <0.49% to <0.5%. Physical bottle back label read 2026-10-18: "CONTAINS LESS THAN 0.49 PERCENT ALCOHOL BY VOLUME". Recorded as a less-than ceiling (<0.5%) with numeric ABV 0.5 per the schema rule that a less-than claim pairs with its ceiling. The declared figure is 0.49%, just under the editorial ceiling.

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