The wine

Record

Antilope is a sparkling drink from Domaine des Grottes, built from a botanical infusion and fruit juice, then carbonated. The producer prints 0% alcohol. It is not a wine with the alcohol taken off. A score waits on a pour.

How it was made

Classification Alternative

Evidence status Producer documented

The producer page calls Antilope a drink of 70% organic herbal infusion and 30% fruit juice, at 0% alcohol, made in France, with no added sugar, preservatives, artificial flavors, or color. The ingredient panel lists juniper, Scots pine, yellow gentian, lemon verbena, yarrow, blackberry leaf, and licorice in the infusion, and grape, apple, lemon, and passion fruit in the juice, plus carbon dioxide. The aroma paragraph on that page also names laurel, which is not in the ingredient panel. The domaine site places the estate in Beaujolais. The bottle photographed for this record is labeled Antilope, boisson sans alcool, assemblage de jus de fruits et plantes, Domaine des Grottes. Metro Wine & Spirits lists it as a non-alcoholic aromatized sparkling wine, 750 ml, at $23.99 on 2026-09-24.

Sources disagree on the following points.

  • Ingredients: The producer headline says 70% herbal infusion and 30% juice of grape and apple. The ingredient panel under that headline also puts lemon juice and passion fruit inside the 30% juice. The aroma paragraph names laurel along with juniper and pine. Laurel is not in the ingredient panel.

Product record history

Sourced changes and open disagreements. Prior claims stay on the record when sources conflict.

  1. Research record. Product facts researched; not yet tasted or scored.
  2. ABV — Sourced check for ABV.
  3. Classification — Sourced check for Classification.
  4. Ingredients — Sourced check for Ingredients.
  5. Country — Sourced check for Country.
  6. Region — Sourced check for Region.
  7. Price — Sourced check for Price.
  8. Volume — Sourced check for Volume.
  9. Open Ingredients — The producer headline says 70% herbal infusion and 30% juice of grape and apple. The ingredient panel under that headline also puts lemon juice and passion fruit inside the 30% juice. The aroma paragraph names laurel along with juniper and pine. Laurel is not in the ingredient panel.

Verified facts

Evidence: Producer documented · 3 sources

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  • Sourced ABV 0.0% Verified from producer documentation · Sep 2026
  • Sourced Classification Alternative · Botanical wine alternative Verified from producer documentation · Sep 2026
  • Sourced Method Formulated Verified from producer documentation
  • Sourced Origin Beaujolais, France Verified from producer documentation · Sep 2026
Sources 8 facts · 4 sources · Facts checked Sep 2026

Product facts are only as strong as their sources. Editorial tasting notes are opinion.

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