Grüner Weiss

The wine

Grüner Weiss is Studio Null’s 2022 white. The shop calls it a dealcoholized Austrian white wine under 0.5% ABV. The varietal line names Grüner Veltliner and Gelber Muskateller, from the Baumgartner vineyard in Lower Austria. The page says the vineyard is certified sustainable, the wine was aged in stainless steel, and it had four hours of skin contact. The winemaking line says Austrian Grüner Veltliner, traditionally fermented and gently dealcoholized. It does not name a machine, and that shorter line does not mention Gelber Muskateller.

The nutrition panel reads alcohol-removed wine and contains less than 0.5% alcohol by volume. It says product of Germany. A serving is one glass, 150 ml, at 25 calories, with 4 g total sugars, including 3 g added sugars. The container is five servings, which is 750 ml. The panel does not print 750 ml as its own line. The key-specs line says under 25 calories per glass and does not define the glass. Ingredients are dealcoholized wine, sugar, carbon dioxide, and sulfur dioxide, and the panel says it contains sulfites. Best before 03/2026. The page files the bottle as a white wine.

The page says the vineyard is in Austria, and it quotes the New York Times that the wine is finished in Germany. The front label reads Studio Null and Grüner Weiss. The small line beside the name reads alcohol-removed wine and a less-than 0.5% figure. The shop listed the bottle at $32 and offered add to cart on 4 November 2026. The Dry Standard has not poured it.