GoodVines Black Label Cuvée Rosé Non-Alcoholic
84/100
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Editorial VerdictFuller Black Label pink — strawberry and mirabelle with yellow apple, rounded fruit, balanced acid, then a fresh lively close with moderate length. Eighty-four for body and aromatic presence over the lighter house rosés.
Verified facts
Evidence: Producer documented · 3 sources
- Sourced ABV <0.5% Producer documentation
- Sourced Classification Dealcoholized Producer documentation
- Sourced Method Vacuum distillation Producer documentation
- Sourced Origin Germany Bottle
At a glance
- Flavor profile
- Strawberry
- Plum
- Apple
- Structure
- Off-dry
- Moderate acidity
- No tannin
- Medium body
- Medium finish
- Rounded
- Still
Tasting notes
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Nose
Strawberry, mirabelle, and yellow apple — ripe stone-fruit and berry with a soft orchard edge, expressive rather than thin.
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Palate
Fuller-bodied from the first sip. Strawberry and mirabelle carry a rounded mid-palate; yellow apple softens the edges. Balanced acidity keeps the fruit from flat or candy-sweet. Fruit leads with a fine melt — more presence than the lighter house pinks.
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Finish
Fresh, lively, and moderately long — clears without sticky hang, leaving a short red-fruit and stone-fruit edge.
The wine
Body first. This Black Label pink has more mid-palate than the lighter house rosés — strawberry and mirabelle open, yellow apple softens the edges, and the sip feels rounded rather than thin. The fruit is expressive without reading as candy or artificial lift.
Balanced acidity holds the fuller frame. The melt is fine; residual sugar rounds without sticking. The blend gives a soft weight the Merlot pink does not chase. What remains is fresh and lively with moderate length — longer than a short patio flick, shorter than a serious mineral white. Eighty-four sits on that presence: more body, fruit that still smells like fruit, and a close that holds.
It will not give you taut Provençal dryness or deep tannin. It gives you rounded blush fruit with more mid-palate than the house Merlot pink — strawberry and mirabelle that hold, yellow apple that softens, a close that stays lively. Serve it well chilled in a white-wine glass; a few minutes open helps. Warm, the mirabelle fattens and the finish softens; cold keeps the strawberry bright. For fish, white meat, or a terrace pour that wants mid-palate, that fuller lively line is the point.
How to drink it
Well chilled (8–10 °C); a few minutes open helps.
How it was made
Classification Dealcoholized
Evidence status Producer documented
Pinot Noir & Portugieser from German quality vineyards (producer DE shop). Ingredients: dealcoholized wine, rectified grape must concentrate, carbonic acid; SO₂. No artificial flavors or added sugar (producer).
Sources disagree on the following points.
- Nutrition: Display uses producer DE shop figures; US listing retained in discrepancies.
Product record history
Sourced changes and open disagreements. Prior claims stay on the record when sources conflict.
Product record history
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- Dealcoholization_method — Sourced check for dealcoholization_method.
- Open Nutrition — Display uses producer DE shop figures; US listing retained in discrepancies.
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