Shine Zero
Research record Product facts researched; not yet tasted or scored.
- <0.5% ABV
- Dealcoholized
- Vacuum distillation
- Rheinhessen, Germany
- $20–$29
- ABV <0.5% Verified from the distributor · Sep 2026
- Method Vacuum distillation Verified from the distributor · Sep 2026
The wine
Record
Heinz Eifel Shine Zero is a dealcoholized Rheinhessen Rivaner on the importer sheet. The machine named there is vacuum distillation. That sheet is not the estate’s own page, so the production type stays unverified. A score waits on a pour.
How it was made
Classification Dealcoholized
Evidence status Distributor sourced
The Wine Sellers sheet lists 100% Rivaner from Rheinhessen, fermented in stainless steel, with alcohol removed by vacuum distillation and the captured aromas added back. It prints residual sugar of 35 g/L and alcohol under 0.5%. The bottle in hand reads Shine zero% and non-alc wine, and names Anne Eifel-Spohr as winemaker. The lockup “zero%” is the product name, not a measured 0.0% residual. No producer technical page was found.
Method: Vacuum distillation with aroma capture and re-addition
Sources disagree on the following points.
- Abv: The public ABV follows the fact sheet. The word zero on the label is not recorded as 0.0%.
Product record history
Sourced changes and open disagreements. Prior claims stay on the record when sources conflict.
Product record history
- Research record. Product facts researched; not yet tasted or scored.
- Abv — Sourced check for abv.
- Production_type — Sourced check for production_type.
- Dealcoholization_method — Sourced check for dealcoholization_method.
- Sugar — Sourced check for sugar.
- Price — Sourced check for price.
- Open Abv — The public ABV follows the fact sheet. The word zero on the label is not recorded as 0.0%.
Verified facts
Evidence: Distributor sourced · 2 sources
- Sourced ABV <0.5% Verified from the distributor · Sep 2026
- Sourced Classification Dealcoholized Verified from the distributor · Sep 2026
- Sourced Method Vacuum distillation Verified from the distributor · Sep 2026
- Sourced Origin Rheinhessen, Germany Verified from a retail listing
Sources
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