Wine
ViSecco Pinot Meunier
85/100 How we score
- ABV 0.0%
- Classification Dealcoholized
- Method Vacuum distillation
- Evidence Documented
- Origin Germany
- Price $20–$29
Verdict
Not content to just strip alcohol — Jörg Geiger dealcoholizes organic Pinot Meunier by vacuum distillation, then adds back meadow fruits, herbs and blossoms. The result is a genuinely original drink.
At a glance
- Flavor profile
- Floral
- Structure
- Soft bead
- Mouthfeel
- Dry and long, the herbs and blossom notes lingering.
- What stands out
- Pinot Meunier fruit and herbal notes from the botanical infusion — floral, slightly grassy, distinctive.
- Perfect for
- Anyone tired of NA sparkling that tastes like sweet apple juice — this reads as a serious aperitif.
Tasting notes
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Nose
pinot Meunier fruit and herbal notes from the botanical infusion — floral, slightly grassy, distinctive.
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Palate
Dry and elegant; the wine base gives it structure while the meadow-fruit infusion adds a herbal complexity that no straight dealcoholized sparkling has.
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03
Finish
Dry and long, the herbs and blossom notes lingering.
The wine
ViSecco Pinot Meunier is dealcoholized from Germany. The base is Organic Pinot Meunier and Sauvignon Blanc wines, vinified conventionally before dealcoholization. Vacuum distillation of organic Sauvignon Blanc and Pinot Meunier base wines, then refined with meadow fruits, herbs and blossoms (producer).
On the nose, pinot Meunier fruit and herbal notes from the botanical infusion — floral, slightly grassy, distinctive. On the palate, Dry and elegant; the wine base gives it structure while the meadow-fruit infusion adds a herbal complexity that no straight dealcoholized sparkling has. Mouthfeel: Dry and long, the herbs and blossom notes lingering. The finish is Dry and long, the herbs and blossom notes lingering.
Not content to just strip alcohol — Jörg Geiger dealcoholizes organic Pinot Meunier by vacuum distillation, then adds back meadow fruits, herbs and blossoms. The result is a genuinely original drink. Serve well chilled, in a flute or wine glass.
How to drink it
Well chilled, in a flute or wine glass.
How it was made
Classification: Dealcoholized
Evidence status: Documented
Sources
Product facts are only as strong as their sources. Editorial tasting notes are opinion.
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85/100 How we score