80/100
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.
Buying guide: How to buy dealcoholized wine
Updated November 2026.
Reviews
Classification key
Compare holds up to four. Want to try keeps a bottle in My Bottles.
78/100
Toasts, brunch, and the occasion that wants a foil capsule without the…
85/100
Standout
77/100
Aperitif; light salads and antipasti; fish or mild poultry; citrus…
78/100
Casual sparkling occasions where the bottle matters more than the…
83/100
A toast, oysters, or the bottle you open when the table is mixed.
78/100
A cheap toast, salad, the bottle you do not overthink.
80/100
76/100
87/100
Standout
The dinner-party bottle, and the answer to anyone who says…
85/100
Standout
Anyone tired of nonalcoholic sparkling that tastes like sweet apple…
78/100
Brunch, the toasting glass, the entry point for people trying…
80/100
Bottom-shelf nonalcoholic spritzes — the cheapest credible pour in the…
83/100
Brunch-toast spritzes, the prosecco-glass ritual without the glass of…
86/100
Standout
Dinner-party bottles where the goal is to outdo the by-the-glass list…
77/100
Brunch toasts, designated-driver celebrations, bottles you open at noon.
79/100
Goat cheese salad, poultry, sushi — or any occasion that wants a…
84/100
Brunch, a celebratory toast, or as the base of a spritz — treat it…
79/100
Casual sparkling occasions, the price-sensitive toast.
A toast that still wants Riesling, not generic nonalcoholic bubbly.
84/100
The Champagne-shape occasion, zero-proof.
83/100
Brunch, toasting, and the rosé sparkling occasion without the alcohol.
86/100
Standout
Aperitif service, a toast, or a spritz base when you want wine rather…