Origine Rosé
Not yet tasted Product facts researched; not yet tasted or scored.
0.0% ABV Verified from producer technical documentation · Sep 2026
Under $20
- Vacuum distillation
- Loire Valley, France
Not yet tasted
Product facts researched; not yet tasted or scored.
The wine
Record
DIVIN Origine Rosé is a still wine in the Origine range, made in the Loire. The producer says the base is Pinot Noir, Cot, Cabernet, and Gamay, then vacuum-distilled at low temperature. Aromas and part of the alcohol come off first. A second column takes the remaining alcohol. The alcohol-free wine is blended back with that aromatic fraction. The printed alcohol is 0.0% vol. The product page prints 18 kcal per 100 ml.
This is the still rosé, not the Rosé Blush sparkling. A score waits on a pour.
How to drink it
Chilled (producer). The shop suggests 6–8°C.
How it was made
Production Dealcoholized
Evidence Producer documented
Still Origine Rosé, not the Rosé Blush sparkling. The April 2026 English technical sheet says the wine is produced in the Loire Valley from Pinot Noir, Cot, Cabernet, and Gamay, then dealcoholized by vacuum distillation at low temperature in two column passes, with the aromatic fraction blended back. The sheet prints 0.0% vol. The product-page bottle prints Origine, Rosé, 0.0%, and sans alcool. The product page prints 18 kcal/100 ml and points to Trésors de Bacchus from €10.65. The shop lists 75 cl, sugar under 40 g/L, and names Cabernet Franc. Producer tasting copy stays off this record.
Method Vacuum distillation at low temperature. Aromas and part of the alcohol are taken off first. A second column evaporates the remaining alcohol. The alcohol-free wine is then blended with that aromatic fraction (producer technical sheet).Verified from producer documentation · Sep 2026
Sources disagree on the following points.
- Base beverage: The producer technical sheet lists Pinot Noir, Cot, Cabernet, and Gamay. Trésors de Bacchus lists Cabernet Franc, Cot, Gamay, and Pinot Noir. The sheet’s Cabernet is not narrowed to Franc on this record.
- Price: The producer page says the wine is at Trésors de Bacchus from €10.65. On 2026-09-26 the shop showed €10.66 regular and €9.90 sale. The price field uses the shop’s regular and sale figures.
- Sugar: The technical sheet does not print sugar. Trésors de Bacchus lists sugar under 40 g/L. That ceiling is the sugar field.
Product record history
Sourced changes and open disagreements. Prior claims stay on the record when sources conflict.
- Not yet tasted. Product facts researched; not yet tasted or scored.
- Open Base beverage — The producer technical sheet lists Pinot Noir, Cot, Cabernet, and Gamay. Trésors de Bacchus lists Cabernet Franc, Cot, Gamay, and Pinot Noir. The sheet’s Cabernet is not narrowed to Franc on this record.
- Open Price — The producer page says the wine is at Trésors de Bacchus from €10.65. On 2026-09-26 the shop showed €10.66 regular and €9.90 sale. The price field uses the shop’s regular and sale figures.
- Open Sugar — The technical sheet does not print sugar. Trésors de Bacchus lists sugar under 40 g/L. That ceiling is the sugar field.
Sources
Product facts are only as strong as their sources. Editorial tasting notes are opinion.
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Technical sheet prints 0.0% vol. The product page also states 0.0% alcohol. No tighter lab residual is on either page.
Verified facts -
The range page calls the Origine wines dealcoholized. The Rosé sheet describes vacuum distillation of a base wine.
Verified facts -
Product page prints 18 Kcal/100ml.
Verified facts -
Shop lists sugar under 40 g/L. The technical sheet does not print a sugar figure.
Verified facts
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