In the glass

  1. Nose

    Strawberry, red currant, and rose petal, fruit ahead of the flower. The petal stays light. The berry smells fresh rather than cooked, and nothing in the aroma turns candied.

  2. Palate

    Light and gently sweet, with soft berry fruit on a bright fizz. The sweetness stays with the berry instead of sitting on the tongue as sugar. Red currant keeps the fruit from reading as candy, and the rose petal does not become perfume once it is in the mouth. The bead is what gives the sip its shape. It is bright and present, and it lifts a body that stays light.

  3. Finish

    Short and clean. Strawberry and a citrus edge are what remain, and they do not linger. Nothing bitter arrives to stretch the close. The wine is gone almost as soon as the sip ends.

Off-dry · Light body · Short finish · Rounded · High sparkle

The wine

Strawberry leaves, and a citrus edge leaves with it. The finish is clean, and it is short, and that brevity is the whole glass. Seventy-eight sits on a pour that is pleasant while it is in the mouth and finished before it has a second idea.

What you have while it lasts is light and gently sweet. Soft berry fruit fills the middle. The fizz is bright enough to feel like sparkling rosé, and it does the lifting a heavier body would do. Nothing here is reaching for length. The wine stops when the sip does.

Strawberry, red currant, and rose petal come off the glass first, fruit ahead of the flower. The petal stays light once it is in the mouth. It does not turn to perfume. Red currant stays beside the strawberry instead of breaking out as a sour line of its own. The sweetness is real, and it stays tied to the berry. It does not coat the tongue, and it does not read as candy. The bead lifts that softness without making the wine sharp.

Chill it. The fizz and the strawberry are why it is easy to drink. The short close, strawberry and citrus and then nothing, is why it does not climb. A second sip repeats the first: bright, gentle, and gone.

How to drink it

Chilled.

How it was made

Classification Alternative

Evidence status Producer documented

Kylie Minogue Wines lists this sparkling rosé at 0% alcohol and 75 cl. The producer describes European premium grapes blended with green tea from Yunnan: the tea is brewed to a strong infusion and added to the grape ferment, and the page says the process does not generate any alcohol. It prints 22 calories per 100 ml and leaves region blank. Wine Anthology lists the same 750 ml bottle at $17.99, on sale at $14.99, and quotes that same process. The photographed label reads Alcohol Free, Wine Alternative, Sparkling Rosé. The producer’s own note mentions strawberries and a dry finish. That line is not this tasting.

Product record history

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Verified facts

Evidence: Producer documented · 2 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
  • Undeclared Origin Not disclosed Not disclosed
Sources 8 facts · 3 sources · Facts checked Sep 2026

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  • Producer documented Producer

    Producer wine details print Alcohol 0%.

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  • Retailer sourced Retail listing

    Wine Anthology, 2026-09-23: $17.99, sale price $14.99, 750 ml, in stock.

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  • Bottle / can label
    Bottle verified

    Front label prints Wine Alternative. Producer names green tea from Yunnan added to the grape ferment.

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