83/100
An easy sparkling white when apple, peach, and a gentle prickle should…
Wine
Nonalcoholic sparkling wine
Sparkling wine and sparkling rosé. A score means The Dry Standard tasted the bottle. A research record is sourced facts without a score. 152 cataloged, 71 tasted, 79 research records, 2 still being researched.
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Updated November 2026.
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81/100
A cold aperitif when you want orchard fruit and a lively bead more…
87/100
Standout
A sparkling Chardonnay when you want dough and pear, then a tart…
82/100
87/100
Standout
78/100
A sweet sparkling mimosa when orange and bubbles are the whole idea.
83/100
A dry sparkling rosé when you want real bubble energy and a red-fruit…
78/100
A simple brut when apple, lemon, and a short clean close are enough.
81/100
A bright sparkling pour when citrus on the close is all you need from…
79/100
A cold, uncomplicated sparkling rosé when you want bubbles more than…
82/100
A simple sparkling rosé when strawberry and cherry should feel like…
79/100
79/100
76/100
A sweet, fruity glass when raspberry and plum are the point and a…
86/100
Standout
82/100
A chilled brut when you want green apple, lemon, and white flowers…
78/100
A chilled glass when you want strawberry and fizz more than a long…
79/100
A cold aperitif when you want sparkling fruit, not a Champagne stand-in.
81/100
Brunch, aperitif, a cold can on the go — well chilled.
80/100
79/100
Toast pours, brunch, Mimosa builds, or topping a spritz.
85/100
Standout
64/100
A cold glass when a little sweetness and a bead are enough.
