In the glass

Nose
redcurrant and bilberry, with a soft floral lift — fruit-forward rather than savoury.
Palate
Light and fresh; berry fruit over gentle acidity, designed to be poured generously rather than studied.
Finish
Clean and short, gently fruity.
Structure and likeness Show Hide

Structure

Acidity
Bright acidity
Body
Light body
Finish length
Short finish

How wine-like is it?

Separate from the score. A convincing resemblance is not a higher rating.

Fruit-forward rosé, not a savory one. Redcurrant and bilberry over gentle acidity, made to pour rather than to study. The shape is wine. The short, soft close is the limit.

The wine

The close is clean, short, and gently fruity — redcurrant and bilberry fading without drama. That brief, soft exit matches a bottle built to be poured generously rather than studied: everyday pink, not a ceremonial flute moment, and not a sparkling berry show.

The sip stays light and fresh; berry fruit over gentle acidity, bright enough to stay refreshing across a long pour. Light body, short clean exit — no fine-bead sparkle story here, just still rosé fruit that resets quickly. Floral lift on the smell, berry through the middle, gently fruity on the way out.

Chilled, it suits the bag-in-box pace: keep topping the glass, let the floral-berry line stay easy, and accept the short gently fruity exit as the design, not a flaw. Redcurrant and bilberry for everyday length — fruit-forward rather than savoury, pour again, study never. Bright acidity, light body, short gently fruity exit — bulk pink for the week, not for the toast. Redcurrant and bilberry, then a quick reset for the next pour.

77 sits below the median of the 33 dealcoholized Rosé bottles we've tasted.

The bottle

Trade record, where to buy, and product facts.
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Research notes

The exact BIB page does not identify removal equipment or publish a complete ingredient list. A vacuum bag is packaging, not evidence of vacuum distillation. The range-level spinning-cone article does not establish the method for this particular format.

Where to buy

Pierre Chavin

Buy from producer

Package

3 L

€19.50 (3 L bag-in-box) — Pierre Chavin, EU

Availability

EU retail and direct via shop.pierre-chavin.com; US via Upside Drinks and specialty NA retailers

Prices and availability are independently observed and may change. Retailer listings do not imply endorsement. A different package is labeled as a different format. Reader-service exceptions and commercial links are identified above; neither affects scores, rankings, classification, verification, or editorial coverage.

Product facts

Producer
Maison Chavin (France)
Origin
France
Base beverage
Chardonnay and Merlot wine, dealcoholized (producer technical sheet, also available as BIB 3 L)
Bottle / can
3 litres (bag-in-box)

Sources & verification

Facts checked Oct 2026 3 primary sources Method: documented Conflicts: none Show details Hide details

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Evidence at a glance

  • Producer documented6 facts
  • Secondary source1 fact
  • Retailer sourced2 facts
  • Unverified3 facts

Sources

  • 3 notes
    Barcode (EAN/GTIN)
    GTIN-13 in the exact 3 L product page metadata; not the 750 ml bottle code.
    Production
    SKU-specific producer statement supports alcohol removal. Equipment and a complete ingredient list remain undeclared.
    Method
    Removal is documented, but no SKU-specific technique is published.
  • Producer pierre-chavin.com

    • Country
    Producer documented
    Note
    Country
    The Pierre Zéro collection page calls the brand French non-alcoholic wine and lists the contact as Béziers, France. The bag-in-box shop page does not print a country.
  • Producer pierre-chavin.com

    • ABV
    Secondary source
  • Retail listing shop.pierre-chavin.com

    • Price
    • Volume
    Retailer sourced
    Note
    Price
    Observation date backfilled from price research ledger (observed 2026-09-20).
  • Cited source pierre-chavin.com

    • Producer
    Unverified
  • Cited source pierre-zero.com

    • Availability
    Unverified
  • Cited source Cited source

    • Verified
    Unverified

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Product record history Sourced changes and open disagreements. Prior claims stay on the record when sources conflict.
  1. ReviewedReviewed and published.
  2. UpdatedCatalog record updated from sourced research.
  3. Classification changed · ClassificationCorrected from no to yes. Primary production-type evidence established by the exact producer 3 L listing; this does not verify a named removal technique.
  4. Method verified · MethodCorrected from Low-temperature vacuum distillation (producer) to Undeclared. The opened 3 L producer page supports dealcoholization but names no equipment. The prior vacuum-distillation claim was unsupported; vacuum bag packaging is not a removal process.