Sauvignon Blanc
84/100
The short takeA citrus-led, herb-accented nonalcoholic Sauvignon Blanc with a pleasing balance between fruit and acidity. Lingering fruit gives the finish substance and keeps the wine satisfying beyond the first sip.
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In the glass
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Appearance
Golden yellow.
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Nose
Citrus and melon lead, with grapefruit the most distinct note. A gentle fresh-herb character sits underneath without taking over.
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Palate
Dry and crisp, with citrus and melon flavors supported by lively acidity. The fruit has enough presence to balance that freshness, so the palate stays bright and flavorful from entry through to the finish rather than lean.
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Finish
Refreshing. Fruit persists after swallowing alongside gentle acidity, giving the close more substance than the crisp entry suggests.
How wine-like is it?
Citrus, melon and gentle herbal notes give it a recognizable Sauvignon Blanc character. The dry palate, lively acidity and continuing fruit reinforce the wine-like impression.
Structure
- Dry
- Bright acidity
The wine
The finish is where this Sauvignon Blanc earns its keep. Fruit holds on after swallowing instead of vanishing with the acidity, and that persistence gives the wine more substance than its crisp first impression suggests. Gentle acidity stays alongside it, so the sip ends refreshed rather than sharp.
Saint Viviana Sauvignon Blanc pours golden yellow. The aromas are citrus-led, with grapefruit the clearest note and melon rounding it out. A gentle fresh-herb character sits underneath, enough to read as Sauvignon Blanc without pulling attention from the fruit.
The palate is dry and crisp. Citrus and melon return, carried by lively acidity, and the fruit has enough presence to stand up to that freshness rather than being scrubbed away by it. That balance is the wine’s main achievement: a dealcoholized white that tastes bright and flavorful instead of tart or hollow.
The herb note is a gentle accent rather than a theme, so citrus and melon do most of the work. Still, fresh acidity paired with fruit that lingers makes this satisfying well beyond the first sip. At 84 points, it is a dependable choice for anyone who wants a crisp nonalcoholic white without giving up flavor.
The bottle
Production Dealcoholized
Evidence Bottle verified
Production type describes how it is made, not how it tastes. What this classification means.
Method Undeclared
Research notes
Saint Viviana's shop page identifies this Sauvignon Blanc as from Washington State; The Zero Proof's origin panel gives Columbia Valley, WA. The exact pictured bottle reads Dealcoholized Wine, 750 ml and less than 0.5% alc. by vol. The retailer-hosted nutrition graphic gives 10 calories, 2 g carbohydrate and 2 g total sugars, including 0 g added sugars, per 8 fl oz (240 ml), with 3 servings per container. It lists dealcoholized Sauvignon Blanc wine, water, grape juice concentrate, yeast protein, oak extract, natural flavors and potassium carbonate. This is a retailer-hosted graphic, not a physical bottle inspection. No specific removal machine is established; the retailer's general vacuum-distillation explanation is not SKU-specific evidence. Producer and retailer flavor descriptions remain marketing copy, not editorial tasting notes. Ingredient presence alone does not establish a second defining production approach.
Verified facts
Evidence: Bottle verified · 8 sources
- Not disclosed Method Undeclared
Where to buy
- Saint Viviana
- Package
750 ml
- Typical price
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$22.99 / 750 ml
- Also listed
- Saint Viviana — Shop · Producer
- Availability
The Zero Proof single-bottle variant was in stock on 2026-10-10; live inventory may change.
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Product facts
- Producer
- Saint Viviana
- Bottle / can
- 750 ml
Sources & verification
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Evidence at a glance
- Bottle verified10 facts
- Retailer sourced3 facts
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- Region
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- Ingredients
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- Sugar
- Identifiers
7 notes
- Method
- Method check 2026-10-24. The back label reads DEALCOHOLIZED SAUVIGNON BLANC WINE and does not name a machine. The shop page does not name one. Swizzle still says vacuum distilled at low temperature on the Sauvignon Blanc listing. Named technique left undeclared.
- Region
- Physical bottle states PRODUCT OF WASHINGTON.
- Country
- Physical bottle states PRODUCT OF WASHINGTON, United States.
- Ingredients
- Physical bottle lists dealcoholized Sauvignon Blanc wine, water, grape juice concentrate, yeast protein, oak extract, natural flavors, potassium carbonate; contains sulfites.
- Calories
- Physical Nutrition Facts panel states 10 calories per 8 fl oz (240 ml), about 3 servings per container.
- Sugar
- Physical Nutrition Facts panel states 2 g total sugars and 0 g added sugars per 8 fl oz (240 ml).
- Identifiers
- Physical bottle barcode visually confirms the UPC-A stored in identifiers.
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3 notes
- ABV
- Exact retailer packshot label visually declares less than 0.5% alc. by vol.
- Production
- Exact pictured label states Dealcoholized Wine; equipment not named.
- Volume
- Label declares 750 ml.
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2 notes
- Price
- Single-bottle price in USD.
- Availability
- Single-bottle variant available at observation; not a shipping guarantee.
Additional sources
Product record history Sourced changes and open disagreements. Prior claims stay on the record when sources conflict.
- ReviewedReviewed and published.
- UpdatedCatalog record updated from sourced research.
- Fact corrected · Method facetCorrected from vacuum-distillation to undeclared. The back label reads dealcoholized Sauvignon Blanc wine and does not name a machine. The shop page does not name one. Swizzle and Besoberish name vacuum distillation. Those retailer claims are not the method.
- Method verified · MethodCorrected from Vacuum distillation at low temperature (Swizzle and Besoberish exact-product listings; Saint Viviana does not name the machine) to Undeclared. The back label reads dealcoholized Sauvignon Blanc wine and does not name a machine.. Same check.
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