Rosé
76/100
The short takeBerry-pink nose, then tart berry that turns balsamic and short. Aroma more wine-like than the palate.
Tasted Karl HillHow we score
Serve Chilled, in a white-wine or rosé glass.
Who it’s for A chilled picnic pour, mild cheese, or a salad that wants tart fruit more than alcohol heat.
If you like Off-dry rosé or Light Syrah pinks.
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In the glass
- Nose
- The sniff is the wine-like half: berry-pink, still recognizably rosé rather than cordial.
- Palate
- Raspberry and strawberry take the sip, with cassis and a shy melon note behind them. Off-dry sugar sits under high acid, so the middle tastes tart and a little fermented — kombucha is not a stretch. Light-bodied and lean, almost no tannin, with a drying flick juice never has and a faint spritz. Then the fruit turns: a….
- Finish
- Soft, balsamic, and short.
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Structure
- Sweetness
- Off-dry
- Acidity
- Bright acidity
- Body
- Medium body
- Carbonation
- Light spritz
How wine-like is it?
Separate from the score. A convincing resemblance is not a higher rating.
The aroma is more convincing than the palate. Acidity and a faint drying character supply some wine structure, though the fermented finish may read as kombucha-like to some drinkers.
The wine
The sniff and the sip disagree.
Fruit turns on the back: balsamic, stewed cherry, a faint molasses character. Finish soft, balsamic, and short. Mouthfeel starts lean and crisp, then that slight drying grip arrives on the exit. Aroma stays more convincing than the mouth; acidity and the faint drying character supply some wine shape, while the fermented finish may read as kombucha-like to some drinkers.
Chill it, white-wine or rosé glass. Expect bright berry first, then the darker balsamic turn — strawberry and raspberry giving way to stewed cherry and molasses — not a straight pink fruit pour from nose to exit. The likeness split is the review: aroma fairly wine-like, palate less so. Bright red fruit, then balsamic; that sequence is the glass.
76 sits below the median of the 33 dealcoholized Rosé bottles we've tasted.
The bottle
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Evidence normalization 2026-09-21: the verified mark was removed — classification evidence tier was secondary (primary required). The classification is unchanged.
Where to buy
- St. Regis
- Package
750 ml
$14.99 CAD (Upside Drinks)
- Also listed
- St. Regis · Producer
- Availability
US: Total Wine & More (in stock as of 2026-09-17 sighting)
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Product facts
- Producer
- St. Regis (non-alcoholic wine brand; unrelated to the St. Regis hotel brand)
- Origin
- Spain
- Base beverage
- Fermented and aged Syrah/Shiraz rosé wine, dealcoholized after full winemaking process
- Bottle / can
- 750 ml
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- Country: Total Wine previously listed Germany for this SKU (PDP now bot-blocked). Upside Drinks (2026-09-22) lists Origin: Spain. Catalog follows the living Upside listing; Germany retained only in provenance history.
- Country: Origin tension (2026-10-06): record lists country Spain with region Canada (Quebec; brand attribution), while the producer page for this product states wine grape origin South of France (brand nationality differs). No origin fields changed pending owner adjudication.
Evidence at a glance
- Bottle verified1 fact
- Producer documented1 fact
- Retailer sourced11 facts
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- Production
- evidence normalization 2026-09-21: product verified requires primary production-type evidence; stance lowered, canonical type retained (tier was secondary).
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76/100