Funkelwürtz Zero
83/100
The short takeFragrant apple and white peach, rounded sweet fruit and a gentle sparkle make an approachable glass. Lively acidity supports the sweetness and keeps the light-bodied palate fresh.
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In the glass
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Appearance
Pale straw yellow, showing a gentle sparkle.
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Nose
Red apple and white peach lead the aroma, accompanied by floral notes and a subtle mineral impression.
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Palate
Citrus and orchard fruit give the light-bodied palate its fruit-forward character. Noticeable sweetness rounds the fruit, while lively acidity and a gentle prickle of carbonation provide a fresh counterpoint.
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Finish
Citrus and light mineral notes carry through a refreshing close. Fruit persistence and any lingering sweetness remain unconfirmed.
Structure
- Bright acidity
- Light body
- Light spritz
The wine
The sweetness is noticeable in Selbach Funkelwürtz Zero, giving its citrus and orchard fruit a rounded impression. Lively acidity and a gentle prickle of carbonation supply the freshness, while the body stays light. That combination makes for an approachable glass: the fruit leads, with acidity and sparkle giving the palate definition.
Red apple and white peach provide the aromatic center, with floral notes adding interest and a subtle mineral impression behind the fruit. The pale straw-yellow pour shows a gentle sparkle. Citrus joins the orchard fruit on the palate, continuing the fragrant, fruit-forward character without changing the light weight of the wine.
Citrus and light mineral notes carry into a refreshing close; fruit persistence and any lingering sweetness still need confirmation. Fragrant fruit, noticeable sweetness and a light sparkle account for the wine’s easy drinkability. Fresh acidity matters to that appeal, lifting the rounded fruit and keeping the overall impression lively. Its strengths lie in the combination of aroma, fruit and freshness.
The bottle
Production Dealcoholized
Evidence Bottle verified
Production type describes how it is made, not how it tastes. What this classification means.
Research notes
Skurnik states that the finished wine is sent to a facility that uses membrane technology to remove alcohol. The photographed U.S. front label identifies it as de-alcoholized sparkling wine with less than 0.5% alcohol by volume.
Where to buy
- Package
750 ml
- Recorded price
$19.99 (Amanti Vino, observed 2026-10-16); Plum Market sale listing $18.99, regular $23.00
- Availability
Listed by U.S. retailers including Amanti Vino and Plum Market; local availability not independently checked.
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
- Base beverage
- wine
- Bottle / can
- 750 ml
Sources & verification
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Evidence at a glance
- Bottle verified10 facts
- Producer documented1 fact
- Distributor sourced1 fact
- Secondary source1 fact
- Retailer sourced2 facts
- Unverified1 fact
Cited facts
- Method Cold filtration Verified from the distributor · Oct 2026
Sources
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Bottle / can label Bottle label
- ABV
- Ingredients
- Grape blend
- Nutrition
- Importer
- Package
- Volume
- Country
- Production
- Base beverage
9 notes
- ABV
- Front label reads: CONTAINS LESS THAN 0.5% ALC. BY VOL.
- Ingredients
- Back label reads: DEALCOHOLIZED WINE, CARBON DIOXIDE; CONTAINS SULFITES.
- Grape blend
- Physical U.S. bottle reads 80% Muskateller and 20% Rivaner; the current Skurnik page independently matches that blend.
- Nutrition
- Per 150 ml: 70 calories, 11 g carbohydrate, 11 g total sugar, 0 g added sugar, 1 g protein, 0 g fat and 0 mg sodium.
- Importer
- Imported by Skurnik Wines, New York, NY. Shipped by J&H Selbach, 54492 Zeltingen, Germany.
- Package
- 750 ml; lot 09103; best by 08/2027.
- Volume
- Physical front label prints 750ML.
- Country
- Physical front label prints Product of Germany.
- Production
- Physical front label reads De-alcoholized Sparkling Wine. Importer Skurnik says the finished wine is sent to a facility that removes alcohol with membrane technology.
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Note
- Method
- Importer Skurnik states that the finished wine is sent to a facility that removes alcohol with membrane technology.
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Note
- Price
- Plum Market: special price $18.99, was $23.00, 750 ml (2026-10-18). Amanti Vino blocked automated access and was not rechecked.
Additional sources
- Selbach Funkelwürtz Zero U.S. back label
Product record history Sourced changes and open disagreements. Prior claims stay on the record when sources conflict.
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